When it comes to balancing security and safety, exit devices are a critical component of any commercial door system. At Robert I. Merrill Co., we offer a wide range of high-quality exit devices tailored to meet the specific needs of your business. Whether it’s panic hardware or fire-rated exit devices, we’re here to ensure your doors provide secure access while complying with emergency egress requirements.
Choosing the right exit device starts with understanding your needs.
Designed for non-fire-rated openings, panic hardware ensures a swift exit during emergencies without compromising security.
Equipped with a fire label, these devices are built to meet fire safety standards, offering a reliable solution for fire-rated openings.
Both options are engineered for durability and immediate egress, making them a vital component of life safety in any commercial space.
Exit devices come in several styles to suit both functional and aesthetic requirements:
The most common and user-friendly option is projecting slightly from the door for easy operation.
Features a horizontal bar suspended between the hinge and lock cases, offering a classic look and functionality.
Recessed into the door, these provide a streamlined appearance with minimal projection.
Different functions allow you to customize your exit device for specific purposes:
No outside trim, ensuring access is limited to interior operation.
Fixed, non-functional trim for aesthetic purposes.
Operated externally by a key only, maintaining security.
Allows locking and unlocking via key from the outside.
Additional features such as alarms, delayed egress, electric latch retraction, and visual indicators can further enhance the functionality and security of your exit devices.
We offer an extensive selection of lever styles, finishes, and latching mechanisms to fit your design and security requirements:
Mounted on the door surface for straightforward installation and operation.
Built into the door for a seamless look and added security.
Ideal for double doors, ensuring top and bottom latching.
Adds an extra layer of security by locking at three points along the door.
Dogging allows the latch to remain retracted, enabling push/pull operation without triggering the locking mechanism. This feature is perfect for high-traffic entryways, improving ease of movement through the door.
Uses a hex key or cylinder for manual control.
Integrated with access control systems for automatic functionality and scheduling.
Magnetic door holders are ideal for openings that are typically left open but need to close during emergencies. These devices are often tied into fire alarm systems, automatically releasing doors to create fire barriers when needed.
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