Have you ever heard of T-Rex Tuesdays? It’s an actual thing. With a guy in a T-Rex suit. I’m not kidding. I follow it on Facebook and, while not only do I look forward to T-Rex Tuesdays, there was a video this week that was totally applicable to the door and hardware industry. You all […]
Read moreEarlier this week, we gave you the basics of delayed egress, and I discussed my love of blooper videos of people (like myself) walking into doors. Now, part two: Delayed egress is a really easy way to decrease merchandise theft, but you have to be careful. There are many instances where delayed egress isn’t allowed […]
Read moreVandalism in bathrooms in convenience stores has always been a problem. It’s why on road trips you’re almost always met with a bathroom key attached to a strange object like a wooden spoon or in this case… a whisk. If you’re like me, all you do is imagine the years of germs that have accumulated […]
Read moreWe regularly get asked about ADA codes for doors and locks. Sure, you can look at the code book, but if you’re like most, poring over the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) codes will make you go cross-eyed – especially the door section. There are so many numbers and exceptions that it’s enough to confuse even […]
Read moreAmericans with Disabilities (ADA) code isn’t just wordy, it’s downright confusing – even to the veterans of the industry. First, you have the measurements, then you have all sorts of exceptions, and on top of that you have references to different sections within the code. It will undoubtedly make your head spin. That being said, […]
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