We had a really beautiful stained glass door when we moved into our house - until my kids had a race through the house and fell through it. Now we have upgraded our door to use safety glass instead of the older glass so that we can't have any similar accidents. I never thought about it until we had this accident. I thought it would be a good idea to start a site that talks about door safety, including accidents with glass, accidents where children get their fingers caught in the door and any other accidents that can occur. This blog should be useful for parents of young children.
Posted on: 18 May 2017
If you need a new glass door for your facility, you want to ensure you buy the right type for your particular needs. Not all commercial glass doors are alike; some types of glass may be safer than others, and some are especially convenient for your staff and customers or clients. Note a few features to consider when it comes to commercial glass doors, and then you can choose the best one for your facility.
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Posted on: 28 April 2017
Apart from offering beauty for your home, a door is designed to protect your people from unnecessary intruders. You can customise your door to make it more perfect and enhance security levels by adding security devices. A series of devices exist for your security reassurance and here are some considerations you should make for your home.
The Lock Jaw System Security Device
This is relatively inexpensive option that will safeguard your house.
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Posted on: 24 April 2017
Security in your home is critical and one great way to achieve this is to ensure all openings to your home are as secure as possible. Investing in security doors is usually a viable solution for many homeowners. Unfortunately, choosing a security door wrongly will definitely have an impact in terms of the level of security offered. For instance, a strong security door attached to a weaker door frame will not be beneficial because potential burglars may work their way through the weaker spots.
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Posted on: 5 April 2017
When your garage door stops functioning properly, it is essential to know what could have possibly caused the problem. While calling a professional is often recommended, knowing the potential culprit behind your garage door's faulty issue can help you save some money as well as time because there are some problems you can easily fix on your own. One problem you may experience with your garage door is failure to close all the way.
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