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Colorado Doorways News Headlines - December 2005
Company NewsDoorway Solutions now has their own web site!
Architect Hardware Spec Guide Now Available In designing and creating the Architect's Hardware Specification Guide it was a direct response to what ASSA ABLOY perceives to be an apparent need for a concise architectural hardware reference guide that is user friendly. The content reflects the day-to-day information required by individuals involved in the specification of builder's hardware or can be used as a quick reference guide when information about master keying systems or industry terminology is required. Especially helpful is the section dealing with hardware mounting locations, industry finish, lock functions and ANSI Standards (American National Standards Institute) all explained in an easy to follow format with illustrations. The following is a list of the contents included within the Architect's Hardware Guide:
We are pleased to make this guide available on our web site now. Click here to view and download it (Adobe Acrobat format, 20MB). Project NewsColorado Doorways Featured Project, December 2005 - Barbara Davis Center for Childhood Diabetes The facility is located next to where the new Children's Hospital will be which was essential as the center provides in-patient care for Children's. Designed to complement the style of the old Fitzsimons Army Hospital across the street, J.E. Dunn Construction realized the significance of the project and sought out the state's top suppliers - enter Colorado Doorways. Construction started in October 2003 and was completed this past February. Colorado Doorways, Inc. is proud to have been the sole supplier of doors, frames and architectural hardware for this world class medical facility. Product NewsBest Introduces the New 40H Mortise Lock
Taking a facility from architectural blueprint to completed project can be a complicated process. Decisions have to be made, deadlines have to be met, and rarely does anything go exactly according to plan. But at least there’s a simple solution when it comes to the protection of your facility…the 40H Mortise Lock from Best Access Systems. With its advanced features, improved functionality and unique versatility, the 40H Mortise Lock not only provides reliable performance after installation, but incredible flexibility before it’s installed. And that’s something you can plan on. Plans can change. No matter how well you plan, mistakes can happen. Whether it’s an error in a site survey, an oversight in a construction schedule take-off, or simply a change in the building design and requirements, any change can be costly and time-consuming. But with the 40H Mortise Lock you can postpone critical decisions on the final lock configuration all the way up to the point of installation. That’s because the universal case design of the 40H Mortise Lock allows you to not only change the handing of the lock on-site, but reconfigure it to a variety of functions at the same time. And you can do so without ever opening the lock case. So no matter how your plans change, the 40H Mortise Lock can change right along with you.
Click here to view the 40H lock catalog and then contact Colorado Doorways to learn more about how this lock can enhance your project or facility!
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The Barbara Davis Center debuted its new $32 million, 115,000 square foot facility at Fitzsimons in early May. 10 years in the working, the center provides Colorado's largest diabetes and endocrine care program.