1219 results for 'Von Duprin 22 Rim'

By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The doors that only need to let people out Every building has one. The mechanical room off the loading dock. The roof access stair. The trash corridor nobody wants

By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Start with the door, not the part number Von Duprin has a dozen exit device families, and the catalog numbers do not tell a buyer which one belongs on the door in fr

By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Von Duprin 6300: A Fire-Rated Strike You Surface-Mount, No Cutting the Frame Somebody wants card access added to a door with a Von Duprin rim exit device, and the

By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Third-floor stairwell door, a Von Duprin rim panic bar already on it, and the property manager wants badge access for the new tenant. The door is fire rated. That

By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Pick the strike by what is latching into it A Von Duprin electric strike does not care what trim you hung on the door. It cares about the thing that lands in it: a m

By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer Same push bar, five different doors A Von Duprin exit-only device does one job. The push bar retracts the latch from the inside, and there is no trim on the outside,

By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer One exit device, twelve part numbers Search the Von Duprin 22 Series exit-only and you get a wall of near-identical part numbers. 22EO-SP28-3. 22EO-SP28-4. 22EO-F-SP

By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer An exit device that carries its own alarm There are two ways to put an alarm on an emergency door. You can add a box to a panic bar that already exists, or you can s

By Kent · Lock Depot Staff Writer The touch bar is the same. The outside of the door is the decision. Customers pick the Von Duprin 35A for the touch bar and then stall on the part number, because th