Panic Bars & Exit Devices
Upgrade Your Property with Secure Panic Bars & Exit Devices
Why Panic Bars & Exit Devices Are Essential
- Improved Emergency Safety – When a fire arises or a power failure happens, panic bars guarantee that individuals can leave safely in other urgent scenarios without having to fumble with locks.
- Code Compliance & Legal Requirements – Many commercial buildings are legally required to have panic bars installed to comply with ADA standards and fire safety codes.
- Enhanced Security & Theft Prevention – Advanced exit devices can come with an alarm, access control, and restricted egress functions to prevent a person from leaving the building freely.
- Durable & Long-Lasting – Even with heavy traffic and continuous usage, high-quality panic bars are made of quality materials guaranteed to perform for a long time.
Customization for Different Situations – Available in different styles, finishes, and functions, panic bars are custom to meet the security needs of your building.
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Our Panic Bar & Exit Device Services
- Professional Installation – We install panic bars and emergency exit devices that comply with all safety standards and building codes.
- Repairs & Maintenance – If your exit devices have sustained damage or are malfunctioning, our service technicians perform expedient repairs to restore security.
- Upgrades & Replacements – If you need a more advanced system, we can upgrade existing panic bars to a high-security system that is newer and improved.
- Alarmed Exit Devices – Add an extra layer of security with panic bars that trigger alarms when used to thwart unauthorized exits.
- Fire-Rated Exit Devices – We install fire-rated panic bars that are compliant with fire safety regulations for added safety.
Frequently Asked Questions
A panic bar, also known as a crash bar or exit device, is a safety mechanism installed on exit doors. It allows for quick and easy egress in case of an emergency. When pushed, the panic bar releases the locking mechanism, enabling the door to open immediately without the need for a key or additional hardware.
Panic bars are often required in commercial buildings, especially in areas with high occupancy, such as schools, theaters, and hospitals. Building codes and fire safety regulations may dictate their installation to ensure safe and efficient evacuation in emergencies. It’s essential to check local building codes to determine specific requirements for your facility.
Panic bars can generally be installed on most types of doors, including single and double doors. However, the door must meet certain specifications, such as being of sufficient width and having the appropriate frame structure. It’s best to consult with a locksmith or security professional to assess your specific door and installation needs.
Yes, panic bars can be used on exterior doors, but they must be designed for outdoor conditions. Some models are specifically made to withstand weather elements, while others may require additional protective measures, such as weather stripping or covers, to ensure functionality and durability over time.
Regular maintenance of panic bars includes checking for proper operation, ensuring that the bar is not obstructed, and lubricating moving parts as necessary. It’s also important to inspect the device for any signs of wear or damage and to test it periodically to ensure it functions correctly. If any issues arise, it’s best to consult a professional locksmith for repairs or replacements.