I’m sharing a new resource in today’s post – TGP’s School Solutions Hub. Check it out for answers to your questions about creating safe learning environments in educational facilities.
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Today’s Quick Question: When a model code references a standard, and the two documents include different requirements, which publication takes precedence?
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It has been a while since my trip to Italy, so I’m living vicariously through a retired AHJ, who never forgets to send me photos of the marvels of creativity that he sees in his travels. 😀
In today’s post, Mark Kuhn asks an important question about securing courtyards: How do the 2021 IBC requirements affect these doors when there is an access control system?
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We all know by now that doors in a means of egress are required to be readily distinguishable by building occupants. What do you think about today’s Wordless Wednesday photo?
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I can’t count the number of times iDigHardware readers have asked me to send them some “proof” to support the intent of a code requirement. Have you seen this resource from BHMA?
Our commercial product support team has created dozens of how-to videos, and this one explains rescue hardware. What other hardware concepts would you like to see illustrated in a video?
Tim Weller of Allegion sent me today’s Fixed-it Friday photos…who can guess what led to this situation? (Not to mention what looks like an extra deadbolt!)
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Today’s post on emergency exit hardware is the second in a series on the EN standards for hardware, and was written by Hamza Ali DHT and Sushil Kumar Dip GAI, both of Allegion.