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Tag Archives: panic hardware
What are the dimensions of the Exidor 297 push pad?
The Exidor 297 is 159mm tall x 55mm wide x 80mm projecting. You can see dimensioned diagrams, plus loads of other info on the pdf at this link (pdf’s towards the bottom of the page).
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Q: Choosing ironmongery for four final fire exit doors and frames which will experience heavy traffic, and need to be secure (would prefer not to have a panic bar), can you recommend a handle arrangement, perhaps with a thumblock on the inside, that would be suitable for these circumstances?
A: For the arrangement you describe we would suggest using escape sashlocks – these have euro cylinder thumb turn locks (i.e. you can have any kind of high security, master keyed, anti pick, anti bump etc euro profile cylinder) but … Continue reading
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Tagged anti bump, anti pick, cylinders, escape sashlock, europrofile, lockcase, master keyed, panic hardware, split follower
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Q: Recommend a product for fire escape doors with door closers – when the doors slam shut they LOCK; so is there a mechanism which allows us to keep the door bolts UNLOCKED until we want to LOCK the doors?
A: Yes, such a mechanism exists and is called a dogging device, it allows the bolts to be withheld in the retracted position ensuring the automatic top trip catch or Pullman latch do not engage when the door is closed, … Continue reading
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Tagged bolts, dogging device, Exidor 293, Exidor 294, panic hardware, pullman latch, top trip catch
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Is there a digital lock for panic hardware with a knob rather than a lever?
No, the Exidor CL1 and CL2 outside access devices have a handle rather than a knob. The Disability Discrimination Act calls for the use of handles over knobs, as they are easier to use.
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Do you have an agent in the Rep. of Ireland? I am interested in the Exidor panic hardware.
We don’t have an agent in Ireland. We use TNT shipping, so theoretically we can supply anywhere. Contact us directly with your town & county, we can calculate the weight of your shipment and provide a shipping quote.
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