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Holiday Hours

December 14, 2023

Reminder that we are closing today at noon to celebrate our staff with a holiday luncheon. Service requests can still be left via our website (www.flslock.com/contact/) or voicemail and we will contact you in the morning. Thank you! We will also be closed Monday, December 25th and Monday, January 1st.

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Preparing for a Winter Wonderland

December 11, 2023

The DC area saw it’s first measurable snowfall this week so it’s officially time to plan for winter weather. If you have concerns about air flow or precipitation, there are simple solutions! Contact us with questions or to schedule a site visit!

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Fire Code Friday: Labels

December 8, 2023

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 left photo. Can you read – or even see – the label in the right photo? This does not meet code because the AHJ cannot […]

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Giving Thanks!

November 23, 2023

We will be closed today and tomorrow for our staff to celebrate Thanksgiving. We will resume normal business hours on Monday, November 27th at 6am. Have a safe, fun holiday!

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Fire Code Friday: Inspection

November 10, 2023

TGIFire Code Friday! If the fire marshal showed up today, would your building comply with Life Safety Code (NFPA 101)? Things to look for: *floor space on both sides of opening is clear of obstructions and door can open fully and close freely. *latching/locking devices do not require keys, tools, or special knowledge. *one releasing […]

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Fire Code Friday: Single Motion Egress

November 3, 2023

On this Fire Code Friday, a reminder that egress doors must be single-motion exit. The pictured door would require moving the thumbturn, then pushing the door. If you need to lock an egress door, consider mag locks that automatically release when the fire suppression system activates or panic bars (exit devices) that unlock AND open […]

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Tech Talk: Kenzy

October 23, 2023

This month, we head into the office to chat with one of our communications team members, Kenzy. She has 4 years of scheduling experience, and has been with FedLock for 2 years.  Q: What is the most fun or unique thing you’ve learned about security hardware?A: The most fun thing I’ve learned about hardware is that safes are not a […]

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We Hope to See You at the Engineering Expo!

October 13, 2023

Do you have plans on November 14th? Come see us at the Capital Buildings Engineering & Maintenance Show! We will be at the Dulles Expo Center from 9am-2pm. In addition to our booth on the expo floor, our own Corey Morris will be leading an educational session at 10:15am. Register here for free and check it out.

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Silence is Golden: Hardware for Quiet Doors

October 3, 2023

Even the most well-designed buildings have pain points. One that we hear questions about is how to keep doors “quiet”. This often stems from high-traffic situations such as an apartment tenant near the trash room, an office tenant who can hear the common area bathroom doors, or institutions like schools, hospitals, and hotels who have lots of activity and […]

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Deter Break-Ins With Latch Protectors

September 25, 2023

Have you had trespassers pry open a door or jimmy a lock to gain access to your building? Latch protectors may be the solution you need! Latch protectors are installed on outswing doors near the lock, and cover the clearance between the door and frame. This prevents access into the area near the lock so a tool can’t […]

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