For any retail building, it’s of paramount importance that
doors and entrance units are safe, secure and meet legal opening requirements.
Amber Doors were recently able to supply and fit a new entrance unit within an
existing shop, with specifications to improve the shop’s security as well as
bring all safety and legal requirements up to date.
Before |
One of the main concerns with the original entrance unit was
that the aperture of the active door did not meet with the minimum legal
opening requirements for a retail premises. In installing a new aluminium door,
we increased the aperture, ensuring that the new entrance unit would be in
legal compliance.
As well as increasing the opening of the door, we also replaced
the existing troublesome floor springs with hold open transom closers, and
fitted the new doors with anti- finger trap door stiles bringing the shop
entrance unit up to date with the latest anti finger-trap safety requirements.
By making these changes, we helped to save the client thousands of pounds by
not having to replace the complete shop front façade.
After |
In addition to improving the locking system, the new door
unit features 6.4mm clear laminate, laminated glass is safety and security
glass.
There are a number of benefits to using laminated glass rather
than toughened glass in replacement retail security doors:
- It remains intact or breaks safely on impact rather than breaking into large pieces
- It can withstand repeated blows from heavy objects
- Even once glass is broken, the layers of PVB remain as a barrier to intruders
As well as bringing the shop front up to date with all legal
requirements and successfully increasing safety and security, we also provided
the new door in a silver anodised finish, ensuring that the aesthetics of the
updated entrance unit are in keeping with the rest of the shop front.
Thomas was responsible for auditing contracts line by line to ensure that the company was abiding by their end of the deal, SydneySecuritycompany.com.au
ReplyDelete