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We will be closed on November 26 and 27 to allow time for our staff to celebrate Thanksgiving. Be sure to call or email any service requests by Wednesday, November 25th. Have a safe, fun holiday!

FedLock appreciates the sacrifice of all men and women who have served our country. We’re especially proud of our teammates who answered the call of duty. Thank you, veterans!

According to ADA design standards, hardware installed on doors that are part of an accessible route is required to be operable without tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist. A knob doesn’t meet those requirements so we replaced it with a lever to meet ADA standards. Plates can be added to cover any holes from […]

When we say we can find a security solution no matter the situation, we really mean it! Pictured is a single occupancy bathroom that is now 100% hands-free. The upper sensor locks/unlocks the door and is color coded to show the setting that’s in use. The lower sensor activates the door to open. How can we assist […]

We have been installing wave sensors like crazy this fall. At the pictured location, there was an existing automatic operator so we easily replaced the push button with a hands free plate. Interested in wave technology? Contact us to learn more about available solutions for your property!

Learn more about wave hardware, continuous hinges, and our open positions at FedLock. You can read our October newsletter here.

Do you have doors that are dragging, sagging, or not coming to a complete close? Continuous hinges are a price-conscious solution to many door issues. They are available in multiple finishes to match existing hardware. Continuous hinges are factory-tested to 25 million cycles and will outlast the door they support. A great investment to save […]

Our wave installations involve 2 technicians so we can efficiently and effectively implement hands free hardware. Interested in learning more about the benefits of wave technology? Contact us to find the best solution for your property!

We replaced a knob with a lever to meet ADA standards. Plates can be added to cover any holes from the previous lock footprint.

You don’t think about them until they don’t work. Pictured, we replaced a worn pivot and the door is swinging smoothly again.