TGIF, it’s Fire Code Friday! Per NFPA 80.4.6, there are multiple classifications of hardware: *Builders’ hardware includes hinges, locks and latches, bolts and closers. *Fire exit hardware is an exit device labeled for both panic and fire protection. *Fire door hardware includes surface-mounted strap hinges, surface-applied latches and closing devices.
Our office is closed today to celebrate Independence Day. We will resume normal operating hours tomorrow at 6am. You can still submit work requests via our contact page: https://flslock.com/contact/. Have a safe, fun holiday!
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TGIF, it’s Fire Code Friday! NFPA 80 (4.2) requires all listed items to bear a label. Labels must be applied in locations that are readily visible after installation, like the photo on the right. Can you read – or even see – the label in the left photo? This does not meet code because the […]
Who better to ask about locks than the knowledgeable technicians who work on them every day? This month, we’re featuring Miguel. He has over 11 years of experience and is always ready to tackle new projects. Q: What is your favorite type of lock to repair/replace? Why?A: My favorite type of lock is the X-10. It’s a secure lock […]
TGIFire Code Friday! This week is the third installment in a 3-part series on door operations. NFPA 80 (6.1.3) requires that all swinging fire doors must be closed and latched at the time of a fire. The third type of door operation is power operated. In these situations, the auto operator is automatically disconnected during […]
TGIFire Code Friday! This week is the second segment in a 3-part series on door operations. NFPA 80 (6.1.3) requires that all swinging fire doors must be closed and latched at the time of a fire. The second type of door operation is automatic-closing. These doors close and latch automatically when released by an automatic […]
Do you have electronic locks in your building? Or perhaps you are considering changing your hardware from traditional keyed locks? FedLock can procure and install many brands and styles of electronic locks. These locks are very common in hotels, multi-family properties, and commercial building common areas. They are affordable and can be used as stand-alone […]
TGIFire Code Friday! This week, we begin a 3-part series on door operations. NFPA 80 (6.1.3) requires that all swinging fire doors must be closed and latched at the time of a fire. The first type of door operation is self-closing. These doors are equipped with a closing device that closes each time it is […]
We are closed today to honor Memorial Day. Work requests can still be submitted via voicemail (703.525.1436) or our website. We will resume normal business hours at 6am tomorrow.