Public Sector Tue, Oct 11, 2022 1:25 PM
Strand Hardware is taking the panic out of buying emergency exit solutions by outlining key considerations for specification.
It urges customers to put ‘safety first’ – prioritising functionality, quality, and performance at the head of decision-making.
CE marked products for fire and escape doors are a must for architects and specifiers and best practice determines that products comply with Construction Product Regulations.
Strand Hardware’s Antipanic Emergency Exit and Panic range meet these requirements. In an emergency or panic situation, they release exit doors by means of a push bar, touch bar or a push pad on outward opening single or double doors.
For day-to-day use, doors can be opened from the outside with an outside access device.
“When an emergency door can be locked or opened from the outside, it should still be freely released from inside – maintaining security without compromising its basic panic function,” said Strand Hardware MD Steve Marshall.
He urges specifiers to identify suitable solutions by considering:
For more information on Strand Hardware’s emergency exit and panic hardware range visit: www.strandhardware.co.uk or contact: info@strandhardware.co.uk or call: 01922 639111.
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