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Door Opening Problems Solved Faster
High traffic areas. Long installation times. Constant maintenance….common situations faced by installers and service personnel every day.
The RITE Door® by Adams Rite is an integrated door system that features pre-installed components, tough low-profile operating hardware and designer looks. Factory installed hardware allows for faster installations in the field, which can mean a savings of up to $1,000.00 to $1,500.00 per door opening. Maintenance time and frequency is also reduced.
The RITE Door is built for high traffic use, but its clean sight lines and range of finishes and options allows you to install code-compliant door openings that complement any application. For more information, go to www.adamsrite.com
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November 12, 2007 |
Product Innovations 2007
Twenty-four products are showcased during NeoCon World's Trade Fair as solutions to facilities problems.
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MIT Alleges Flaws in Gehry Building
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is suing renowned architect Frank Gehry, alleging serious design flaws in the Stata Center, a building celebrated for its unconventional walls and radical angles.
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Tips for Selecting Higher-Performing Windows
Balance exterior and interior architectural elements and technical issues when selecting windows that work.
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DRI-STEEM XT Series Electrode Humidifiers
XT Series Humidifiers provide cost-effective humidification for commercial and large residential applications. Units are easy to maintain -- just replace the affordable plastic cylinders. Now with larger capacities and more voltages, maximum capacity increases to 200 lbs/hr per unit and increases to 400 lbs/hr for multiple staged units. Two new steam blowers allow steam distribution in open finished spaces.
For a brochure, call 800-328-4447 or visit: http://www.dristeem.com/renderfile/XT_Brochure.pdf?action=vault&id=3717
Answers to Commonly Asked Life-Safety Code Questions
Read a Q&A about building professionals’ most-pressing life-safety concerns.
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Emergency Preparedness Checklist for Small Businesses
Developing an emergency preparedness plan is one of the most important strategic decisions you will make as a facility manager or small-business owner.
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