Changing Doors And So Much More

Posted on: 25 June 2021

In the event of a fire, a fire door could be the difference between life and death. Fire doors are designed to be a barrier that resists fire for a distinct length of time. A high-quality door is a standard and crucial feature for any building's safety structure and thus helps stifle the spread of fire in a building. Before considering a fire door installation, here are three things you should know.
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Posted on: 19 February 2021

It is a legal requirement for commercial spaces to install fire warning, prevention and fighting pieces of equipment and fixtures. Examples of these fixtures, devices and pieces of equipment include fire alarms, smoke and fire detectors, fire hoses, fire extinguishers, fire doors, signage, etc. Here's what you need to know about fire doors and fire/fire protection testing: What Is A Fire Door? It is a door that is manufactured to withstand high fire temperatures for up to a particular duration to prevent fires from spreading.
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Posted on: 20 October 2020

Suppose you have some highly valued assets that you need to safeguard and they are simply not suitable for a bank vault or other commercial solution. In that case, you will need to make sure that your property is adequately protected. You may need to remove any access points that could easily be compromised and fit the highest quality security door you can find. But did you know that the US State Department has a series of tests that can determine how resistant a particular door could be to an onslaught?
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Posted on: 10 July 2020

Most people today use their garage doors to access their homes more often than the front door. Even intruders like using the garage door to access buildings since most homeowners rarely consider it an easy access point. Due to this, it's vital to make sure the garage door is always in good condition, and this can be accomplished through regular maintenance and repair. After all, daily use causes wear, tear, and damage, so components will need to be oiled, repaired, or replaced from time to time.
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