Panic Bars - Exit Devices | Exit Hardware for Commercial Doors
Panic hardware, also known as an exit device, panic bar, crash bar, touch bar or push bar, is designed to provide building occupants fast and easy egress in an emergency. Exit Devices unlock doors opening to the outside during emergency conditions.
Where panic hardware is required, the actuating portion of the device (touchpad or crossbar) must be at least half the width of the door leaf. • Current codes require panic hardware to be mounted between 34 inches and 48 inches above the floor. Existing panic hardware may have been installed in accordance with previous code requirements. •
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Understanding code requirements for panic hardware Panic hardware, also known as an exit device, is designed to provide building occupants fast and easy egress in an emergency. Because of its durability and ease of use, panic hardware is commonly installed in places where it isn’t required by code. But despite its
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