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Critical Factors in Specifying a Door Assembly that Withstands Blasts & Extreme Winds

Learn more about considerations in specifying door assemblies to protect Buildings, equipment and occupants from blasts and hurricane-force winds.

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SARGENT 11 Line Lock Is The Clear Choice for Fresno City College

At Fresno City College, the successful testing of the 11 Line on one of the school’s busiest doors resulted in a concerted initiative to upgrade the institution’s seven campuses.

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SARGENT 11 Line Locksets Get Straight A’s For Durability From Lodi Unified School District

Head locksmith for the Lodi Unified School District 11 Line bored locks. He’s extremely pleased to be installing such rugged and reliable locksets. He just wishes he’d turned to SARGENT a bit sooner.

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Choosing the Right Lock Functions for School Security

Choosing the best hardware solution to protect classroom and perimeter doors comes down to understanding the differences in lock type and functionality.

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Electronic Access Control: Strategic Solutions for Healthcare

Electronic access control (EAC) offers healthcare facilities the ability customize their security configuration while managing access for high-risk areas, interiors, or even specific doors.

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An Intro to Exit Devices

An exit device (sometimes called a panic device or a crash bar) is a type of mechanical door hardware that is used on high-traffic doors that need to provide building occupants with a safe and swift exit.

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Developing Classroom Safety Goals: Classroom Locks and Exit Devices

With so many different security goals to consider, it can be difficult to choose the best hardware for securing classroom and school building doors. We can help.

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How Cam Action Door Closers Overcome Latching Issues

Cam action closers are the right choice where proper latching, accessibility, and aesthetics are a priority. Learn how cam action door closers overcome latching issues here.

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A Quick Guide to Door Closer Grades

Door closers are assigned one of three grades as determined by ANSI/BHMA 156.4. Ultimately, these grades serve as a benchmark for endurance.

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What Makes a Product Suitable for Behavioral Health Facilities?

Choosing hardware for behavioral health spaces comes down to maximizing safety and security and minimizing opportunities for harm.

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Navigating the Complexities of Fire-Rated Doors

Fire-rated door assemblies are a critical safeguard in commercial buildings, yet specifying them is a complex process. Read more about the fundamentals of a fire-rated door and the standards and codes that are applicable in your jurisdiction.

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How to Determine Door Closer Handing

Door closers are either left or right-handed. But how do you determine door handing? Read our short blog to learn how to determine door closer handing.

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5 Easy Places to Incorporate Status Indicators in Your Building

Including status indicators in your buildings not only keeps the occupants safe but offers value to their everyday experience.

Where to Find BHMA Certified Products

Selecting a product that meets the latest performance standards can be challenging. NOW! Easily find certified products using the BHMA easy-to-navigate online directory.

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Touchless & Hands-Free Door Hardware

Eliminating the need to contact these common touchpoints helps create a more hygienic and safer environment for everyone. Learn more here!

IP-Enabled Access Control FAQ

As with any new technology, IP-enabled access control raises a number of questions in the user’s mind. Read our FAQ here!

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3 Steps to Effectively Securing Your Campus

Campus safety addresses the physical security of the people and property as well as the information systems and personal protection against health threats. Utilize these best practices when planning your approach to school safety.

5 Things to Consider When Thinking About Access Control

Upgrading your facility or building to an access control system can be a daunting task. Once people realize they need or want a better way to manage access to their facility, they don’t know where to start. That’s where we come in.

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What Is OSDP?

As physical access control technology continues to evolve, more and more people are turning to higher security protocols like OSDP. Learn more about open supervised device protocol here.