Each door in a building has its own set of door hardware that is required in order for the building to pass the codes. All fire exit doors require a mechanical panic bar to be installed on it. You may want to install a panic bar on any door that you want to keep locked from the outside, but accessible to go outside. Some examples of this would be back doors in an office building or warehouse.
When you begin shopping for the right panic bar, you’ll uncover that there are many choices that offer various grades of security. You’ll find that the better the security it offers the higher the cost. Deciding on a budget would be a good idea. But you don’t want to reduce the security that may be necessary.
Some of the additional door hardware that you may need would include door trim, and alarm. Detex alarms are an excellent choice. This will offer you a reliable security measure for an intruder as well as a fire alarm. An exit alarm is an added security measure and integrating a Detex alarm regardless of your specific needs. You’ll find an exit alarm or panic bar for broad requirements or very specific requirements and security.
One of the most important considerations when choosing a panic bar is the trim. If you are having trouble understanding all of the different door hardware it would be a good idea to contact us directly before you make your decision. This will save you a good amount of time and frustration. Quality Door will gladly direct you towards the products that you need and give you the knowledge necessary for a smooth running project.
There’s many small details that you must pay close attention to when buying door hardware. The door swing, handle and so on and so forth. Learn more about the different panic bars and Detex alarms. Write down your questions and if you can’t find them online give us a call.