Mul‑T‑Lock & Access Control For Multi‑Site Security Multi‑site estates share recurring risks: lost keys, uneven door standards, no audit trail, safeguarding gaps, and the cost…
Mul‑T‑Lock Master Key Vs Electronic Access Control: A Practical Guide This guide helps facilities teams, landlords, and homeowners choose between a Mul‑T‑Lock master key system…
Who Needs DDA‑Compliant Doors In 2026 (And What It Covers) “DDA” remains common shorthand, but the duty to make reasonable adjustments now sits under the…
BS EN 16005 In Plain English BS EN 16005 is the UK safety Standard for powered pedestrian door sets—automatic sliding, swing, revolving and balanced doors.…
Automatic Door Repairs & Servicing: A 12‑Month Plan A 12‑month PPM programme keeps automatic doors safe, compliant and reliable. It aligns daily operation with BS…
What UK SMEs Need From Access Control Systems SMEs need entrances that are secure, simple to use and quick to manage. Priorities include reliable locking,…
BS EN 16005 in Plain English: What It Covers and Who Must Comply BS EN 16005 sets out safety requirements for power‑operated pedestrian doorsets, including…
MAINTENANCE & COMPLIANCE · JUNE 2026An automatic door is a machine that opens and closes thousands of times a day. Treat it like one, or…
Most retailers spend more time choosing their window display than their entrance system. That's a problem — because the door is the first interaction every…
DDA‑Compliant Doors And Handles: A Practical 2026 Checklist For Refits “DDA‑compliant” is common shorthand for meeting Equality Act duties via inclusive door design. In practice,…