Boost Privacy, Efficiency and Security of Commercial Storefront by Tinting Windows and Doors
Window tinting is widely used in commercial storefront windows and doors to add privacy, and to cut down on solar radiation. There’s a bit of confusion about the term “window tinting,” as some people use it interchangeably with window film. Window tinting is used to...
Design Flaws Contribute to Door System Damage
You want to ensure your front door is always looking its best. Naturally, you keep it clean and shiny, and quickly schedule repairs to the locks, frame, glass or the door itself. A good-looking entry door increases your customers’ confidence, and can draw in business...
Cut Down on Frequency of Openings with a Wicket Door
Your commercial roll-up door is designed to allow easy access to your dock, so you can facilitate easy access and allow large deliveries. But all that opening and closing adds to wear and tear on your door system. One way to cut down on frequency of door openings and...
Rolling Fire-Resistant Doors Compartmentalize Fire and Smoke
When a fire breaks out at a business, there’s little time to stop combustion, flames and smoke. Protecting lives and saving property can be easier with a fire-rated door system that compartmentalizes the fire quickly so occupants can exit the building safely. Rolling...
Corrosion-Resistant Fiberglass Doors Are Ideal for Sterile Environments
The incidence of infection in U.S. hospitals is increasing, with treatment-resistant bacteria and fungi on the rise. These organisms are found on hospital equipment, linens, clothing, furniture and patients themselves. As concern over the spread of these organisms...
When a Power Malfunction Affects Your Automated Gate
Power malfunctions that affect your automated gate are not only annoying, but can impact business. Whether you’ve got deliveries going in and coming out of your industrial gate, or you’re at a residential community where drivers expect to come and go with ease, you...