Applications
What a door schedule actually contains, by building type — which lock, which handle, which closer, and where each part sits on the leaf.
We manufacture under our customers' own brands, so the buildings our hardware is installed in are not ours to name. These pages show the combinations rather than the clients: every model listed is one we make and publish, so you can price the whole schedule from them.
Representative application
Commercial Fire-Egress Hardware Package
Commercial + Institutional
A representative schedule combining single-point, double-door and alarmed panic hardware for controlled escape routes.
Representative application
Double-Leaf Fire Door Set
Commercial + Institutional
The coordinated hardware a pair of fire doors needs to latch: a closer on each leaf and a coordinator that makes them close in the right order.
Representative application
Glass Entrance Hardware Package
Retail + Workplace
A representative frameless-glass entrance package combining patch fittings, pull handles and concealed floor hardware.
Representative application
Hospitality + Residential Door Package
Hospitality + Residential
A coordinated lever, tubular lock and deadbolt palette for guestrooms, apartments and private interior doors.
Representative application
Panic Bar with Outside Trim Set
Commercial + Institutional
A fire door that has to open freely from inside and stay controlled from outside needs two pieces, not one: the push bar and the keyed lever that works through it. This is the pair, and what has to agree between them.