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Colorado Doorways News Headlines - July 2008
Company News
Please note that effective January 2, 2008 Colorado Doorways’ operating hours will be changing. Our new hours will be: Office Hours Will Call Hours Colorado Doorways has planned this change thoroughly to ensure there is minimal impact to our customers and we are confident that we will continue to provide the same expert level of customer service you have come to expect. Should you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. Best wishes for a healthy and prosperous New Year! New Requirements for Annual Fire Door Inspections Properly operating fire doors help protect property and save lives in the event of any emergency. Defective, damaged or non-functional fire doors can lead to tragic results and may subject building owners and managers to catastrophic losses and increased legal liability. Recognizing the importance of fire doors in preserving life and property, the National Fire Protection Association recently began requiring annual inspections of all fire door assemblies, including swinging doors and builders’ hardware (NFPA 80, 2007). This change is highly significant to all building owners. Now, just like elevators, sprinkler systems and fire alarms, fire door openings must be inspected by a certified third-party to maintain NFPA compliance. NFPA 80's language in paragraph 5-2.1 requires fire door assemblies to be inspected 'not less than annually, and a written record of the inspection shall be signed and kept for inspection by the AHJ.' Please click here to read the full press release and then contact Colorado Doorways for more information. Project NewsColorado Doorways Featured Project, July 2008 - Adams County Justice Center Phase II
This $25 million expansion consists of a six-story addition to the existing justice center. Comprising over 100,000 additional square feet it will be attached to the south end of the existing courthouse. Having been the primary supplier of doors, frames and architectural hardware for the original facility, Colorado Doorways was the natural choice to continue the work on this important justice facility. CDI is proud to be able to continue to support law enforcement projects like the Adams County Justice Center. Product NewsAntimicrobial Coatings Now Available on Schlage, Von Duprin, Ives and Glynn Johnson
The vast majority of bacteria are rendered harmless by the human immune system, but a few are responsible for infectious disease. The antimicrobial coating on Ingersoll Rand door hardware exit The coating is made using ionic silver (AG+), a single atom that is missing one orbital electron that interacts with the bonding sites on the microbe surface. The result is that silver ions surround bacterial cells – blockading food and respiration supplies and slowing the growth of bacteria, mold and mildew. Colorado Doorways can put together a complete antimicrobial solution for nearly any door in your building. With a choice of styles, finishes and functions it’s easy to find the right products for your building’s use and design.To learn more contact the experts at Colorado Doorways. |
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Colorado Doorways Announces New Operating Hours
A major expansion of the Adams County Justice Center is now underway in Brighton, Colorado. 
Schlage, Von Duprin, Glynn-Johnson and Ives introduce a NEW coating with antimicrobial properties for door hardware. The specially formulated coating with silver ions inhibits the growth of bacteria, mold and mildew for added protection in sensitive environments. The product offers several important benefits for our customers.