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To most people, all locks look pretty much the same; but truth be told, they operate in significantly different ways. Some lock from the inside, some have key cylinders, and some don’t lock at all. How a lock functions is always important in terms of code compliance and door location. There are over 50 lock […]
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It’s a great occasion when we can admit an issue faced by our our own company and happily report that it has been solved by one of the very products we represent and support. Dash Door is happy to pass along an informative white paper and provide a product testimonial that has had a […]
See PostThe importance of educating a client on the standards of the 10A/10B finishes is imperative in setting expectations for both client and service provider. We have spoken to many distributors who have reviewed warranty claims made based on a lack of knowledge of the topic. The article reprinted here has served as a guide for many where manufacturers may have faltered in educating distribution on the topic.
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There are a number of factors to consider when selecting a door hinge type and configuration. Stanley Hinges has provided an aid to review all considerations before making a final selection. As always, Dash Door’s Contract Door & Hardware Group reviews all of these considerations when estimating and detailing your project. The reference below is intended for end-users so that they may be more familiar with all factors used to determine proper hinge selection.
See PostMany of our clients get frazzled when our customer service reps bring up the dreaded question – “What is the handing of your door?” The “handing” of a door refers to the direction that the door swings. It’s important to understand the correct handing of an opening when ordering locks, exit devices, frames, doors or […]
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