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Most U.S. states modify model codes every three years. In this Decoded article, you can read the updates for products such as flush bolts, key-operated locks, and locks for multi-stall restrooms: ms.spr.ly/6010UgInY #iDigHardware #FireCodes #EgressDoors #AutomaticEntrance

Media coverage of fire door assembly in dwellings has prompted today's Quick Question. "How is the required fire rating for apartment entry doors determined?" Learn the results: ms.spr.ly/6014o2xIA #iDigHardware #EntryDoor #FireCode #FireRating

Traditional classroom doors may pose security risks. For instance, in an active shooter situation, opening doors and placing a key into the outside lever is the only way to lock them. To make a decision, go here: ms.spr.ly/6016mxm4i #idighardware #doorlock #barricade

For over 20 years, Lori Greene has focused on code requirements for door openings. Find more on the upcoming Decoded course from page 44 of the March Door Security + Safety publication: ms.spr.ly/6019mKgBS #iDigHardware #DoorSecurity+Safety #Decoded

A pediatric ward of a hospital has these exits. What concerns would you have based only on the image, and how would you deal with them? Find out what challenges painted doors might pose - read here: ms.spr.ly/6011l4zm9 #iDigHardware #HealthcareSecurity #PediatricDoors

The use of padlocks and chains is a popular subject for Wordless Wednesdays. Take a look at some of these recent and incredible findings from Lori Greene's travels right here: ms.spr.ly/6019lYN5J #iDigHardware #Padlocks #DoorSecurity

Do the number of locks on a basement door determine how safe it is? Join the conversation on this Wordless Wednesdays and read what others have to say about the multi locked basement door: ms.spr.ly/6016lVaew #iDigHardware #DoorAccess

Lori Greene had written a hardware specification for the chain of hotels depicted here. It appears he notion of "duck tape fixes all" was put into effect later on. Share how you'd fix the hardware here: ms.spr.ly/6018lzDHE #DoorCloser #FixItFriday #iDigHardware

When trying to apply the coding requirements to various access control systems, electrified hardware can be perplexing. This article discusses crucial codes pertaining to electrified hardware used in access control systems. ms.spr.ly/6018geikE #AccessControl #IDigHardware

Lori Greene had written a hardware specification for the chain of hotels depicted here. It appears the notion of "duck tape fixes all" was put into effect later on. Share how you'd fix the hardware here: ms.spr.ly/6012gjA5i #DoorCloser #FixItFriday #iDigHardware

Traditional classroom doors may pose security risks. For instance, in an active shooter situation, opening doors and placing a key into the outside lever is the only way to lock them. To make a decision, go here: ms.spr.ly/6011gjwrb #idighardware #doorlock #barricade

The use of padlocks and chains is a popular subject for Wordless Wednesdays. Take a look at some of these recent and incredible findings from Lori Greene's travels right here: ms.spr.ly/6011gbYZB #iDigHardware #Padlocks #DoorSecurity

How do 2018 & 2021 I-Code changes affect classroom door lock requirements for elementary, middle, high, and other educational facilities? Click here to find out in this pre published Door Security + Safety article: ms.spr.ly/6016gbimr #iDigHardware #Decoded #ClassroomDoors

Do the number of locks on a basement door determine how safe it is? Join the conversation on this Wordless Wednesdays and read what others have to say about the multi locked basement door: ms.spr.ly/6018gwfCn #iDigHardware #DoorAccess

Lori Greene had written a hardware specification for the chain of hotels depicted here. It appears he notion of "duck tape fixes all" was put into effect later on. Share how you'd fix the hardware here: ms.spr.ly/6011gwcCD #DoorCloser #FixItFriday #iDigHardware

Lori Greene had written a hardware specification for the chain of hotels depicted here. It appears he notion of "duck tape fixes all" was put into effect later on. Share how you'd fix the hardware here: ms.spr.ly/6014gZ4Sk #DoorCloser #FixItFriday #iDigHardware

Lori Greene had written a hardware specification for the chain of hotels depicted here. It appears he notion of "duck tape fixes all" was put into effect later on. Share how you'd fix the hardware here: ms.spr.ly/6011gZNtB #DoorCloser #FixItFriday #iDigHardware

Is it against the rules for schools to shut their staircase doors during a lockdown? We've gotten several questions on whether it is OK to lock the stairway doors at schools during a lockdown. Read here for the answer: ms.spr.ly/6012gZiLs #SchoolSecurity #iDigHardware

The use of padlocks and chains is a popular subject for Wordless Wednesdays. Take a look at some of these recent and incredible findings from Lori Greene's travels right here: ms.spr.ly/6019gZrKH #iDigHardware #Padlocks #DoorSecurity

Can you provide your input and help? The 2023 BHMA Architect and Design Professional Survey will greatly benefit from the participation of architects and specifiers. Complete the survey within five minutes here: ms.spr.ly/6019gkLKX #iDigHardware #ArchitecturalDesign

Published in Door Security + Safety in 2020, this iDigHardware article on opening force versus operable force has been one of Lori Greene's most popular posts. Take a look: ms.spr.ly/60175f3Tl #iDigHardware #BuildingCode #OperableDoor

Most U.S. states modify model codes every three years. In this Decoded article, you can read the updates for products such as flush bolts, key-operated locks, and locks for multi-stall restrooms: ms.spr.ly/60155jMex #iDigHardware #FireCodes #EgressDoors #AutomaticEntrance

Do the number of locks on a basement door determine how safe it is? Join the conversation on this Wordless Wednesdays and read what others have to say about the multi locked basement door: ms.spr.ly/6013gTobf #iDigHardware #DoorAccess

Lori Greene's daughter submitted today's Wordless Wednesday from a dance class she attended while studying abroad in Ireland. Read and submit your thoughts here on this "global" issue: ms.spr.ly/6015gV4fW #iDigHardware #EgressDoors

Is it against the rules for schools to shut their staircase doors during a lockdown? We've gotten several questions on whether it is OK to lock the stairway doors at schools during a lockdown. Read here for the answer: ms.spr.ly/6017gGRQ7 #SchoolSecurity #iDigHardware

It's that day of the week for iDigHardware. . Fix It Friday. . . The question is: How would you work to prevent this kind of misuse in the future? What do you find to be effective? Find out what others have to say: ms.spr.ly/6016gPTLj #iDigHardware #PanicHardware

Is it acceptable for schools to place security grilles over the doors to multi-stall restrooms? Between the Board of Education standards and International Building Code (IBC), read here to see the protocols security grilles must pass: ms.spr.ly/6012gP9sn #iDigHardware

Lori Greene observed many doors worthy of iDigHardware's Wordless Wednesdays series on a night out in Havana. Take a look at the collection here: ms.spr.ly/6017gywXD #iDigHardware #WordlessWednesday #EgressDoors

Health care facilities' code or exceptions are tough to understand and apply. This Decoded chapter answers hospital fire door installation FAQs: ms.spr.ly/6010gXM26 #iDigHardware #DoorCodes #DoorSecurity

The use of padlocks and chains is a popular subject for Wordless Wednesdays. Take a look at some of these recent and incredible findings from Lori Greene's travels right here: ms.spr.ly/6014gusjk #iDigHardware #Padlocks #DoorSecurity

A pediatric ward of a hospital has these exits. What concerns would you have based only on the image, and how would you deal with them? Find out what challenges painted doors might pose - read here: ms.spr.ly/6015gKpWl #iDigHardware #HealthcareSecurity #PediatricDoors

Lori Greene had written a hardware specification for the chain of hotels depicted here. It appears he notion of "duck tape fixes all" was put into effect later on. Share how you'd fix the hardware here: ms.spr.ly/6011gwcCD #DoorCloser #FixItFriday #iDigHardware

Is it against the rules for schools to shut their staircase doors during a lockdown? We've gotten several questions on whether it is OK to lock the stairway doors at schools during a lockdown. Read here for the answer: ms.spr.ly/6013gDXR3 #SchoolSecurity #iDigHardware

Door handle installers who can think outside the box will have no shortage of work. How would you go about finding a "fix" for this situation? ms.spr.ly/60125Hvvp #FixItFriday #iDigHardware #DoorInstallation

Do the number of locks on a basement door determine how safe it is? Join the conversation on this Wordless Wednesdays and read what others have to say about the multi locked basement door: ms.spr.ly/6018grgSp #iDigHardware #DoorAccess

Lori Greene observed many doors worthy of iDigHardware's Wordless Wednesdays series on a night out in Havana. Take a look at the collection here: ms.spr.ly/60195FrcT #iDigHardware #WordlessWednesday #EgressDoors

Lori Greene's daughter submitted today's Wordless Wednesday from a dance class she attended while studying abroad in Ireland. Read and submit your thoughts here on this "global" issue: ms.spr.ly/6014gV0YY #iDigHardware #EgressDoors

How do 2018 & 2021 I-Code changes affect classroom door lock requirements for elementary, middle, high, and other educational facilities? Click here to find out in this pre published Door Security + Safety article: ms.spr.ly/6013gBgOW #iDigHardware #Decoded #ClassroomDoors

When a building is on lockdown, can a room or area be considered a place of confinement and restraint? This has become a hot topic and one that code expert, Lori Greene, goes over in iDigHardware's Quick Question: ms.spr.ly/60165OkXA #AllegionCodeExperts #iDigHardware

When trying to apply the coding requirements to various access control systems, electrified hardware can be perplexing. This article discusses crucial codes pertaining to electrified hardware used in access control systems. ms.spr.ly/6016eLzP4 #AccessControl #IDigHardware