Commercial Doors
Door Closer Adjustments: When They’re Needed and Why Expertise Matters
Closers regulate your doors’ movement, ensuring they close safely and reliably, and remain secure and accessible without colliding with walls,…
ADA Requirements for Doors: What You Need to Know
All businesses that serve the public are required to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which states that…How Often Should You Schedule Automatic Door Maintenance?
Automatic doors are a critical feature for businesses that need a quick, easy, and convenient way to accommodate foot traffic.…
What are Hurricane Roll-Down Shutters?
Businesses in hurricane zones need to take precautions in order to protect their property. Strong winds, flying objects, and heavy…
4 Common Commercial Door Problems and How to Fix Them
Overhead doors are a critical but often overlooked part of loading and shipping operations. Although they might perform flawlessly through…
Why Do Commercial Garage Door Springs Break?
Springs play a critical role in commercial garage door systems. They counterbalance the door’s weight, reducing the force required to…What is a Storeroom Lock?
One of the five basic lockset functions (entry, storeroom, classroom, privacy, and passage), storeroom locks protect assets, inventory, and high-security…
What Are Card Access Systems?
Card access systems are security devices used to manage and monitor entry into restricted areas. Unlike traditional locks, card systems…
Commercial Door Weatherstripping Types
Anyone who’s owned a business knows how troublesome air leaks can be. The constant energy loss drives up your power…
What is a Mullion?
A mullion is a vertical bar that divides a door or window frame into separate sections. Invented during the Middle…
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