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A strong break glass exit bolt for exit routes that would not frequently need to be used or where you would typically not want occupants to pass through unless in the event of a genuine emergency. A typical application would be a door between two separately let offices where one office needs an escape route through the other office. When the glass tube is smashed the sprung bolt withdraws automatically.Each bolt is sold with all parts except the padlock which you must order separately. Glass tubes & hammers are sold separately as spares.Padlocks are also sold separately

The Red Bolt is the original break glass bolt which is virtually identical to the bolt above; however this bolt is stocked as it offers two main advantages, firstly a dual sided option is available that allows emergency exit from either side in an emergency. Secondly, the Redlam Bolt has established itself as a specifiers favourite for many years, consequently there is a strong replacement market.

CE Marking - The Briton 570 touchbar range conforms to BS EN 1125 and carries the CE mark under certificate of Conformity number 0099-CPD-A44.BS EN 1125 - The European standard EN1125 covers panic exit devices for buildings used by the public providing 'safe and effective escape through the doorway with minimum effort and with prior knowledge of operation'. For example: theatres, shops and schools.Briton 570 Touchbars - The Briton 570 panic exit devices are suitable for application to single doors and in combinations on rebated and non-rebated double doors.Consideration should be given to the use of door co-ordinating devices for rebated pairs of doors.A door co-ordinating device must be used for fire/smoke applications.

CE Marking - Products within the Briton 376E series are CE marked to BS EN 1125 or BS EN 179, as appropriate, under the EC Construction Directive.BS EN 1125 - A panic application is where the exit door is used by the public and provides "safe and effective escape through the doorway with minimum effort and without prior knowledge of operation"For example: theatres, shops, schools, hospitals and cinemas.

CE Marking - Products within the Briton 376E series are CE marked to BS EN 1125 or BS EN 179, as appropriate, under the EC Construction Directive.BS EN 179 - An emergency application is where the exit door is used by trained personnel, not the general public in a low occupancy environment.For example: offices, private flats and apartments, store rooms and boiler rooms.

Since April 2003 it has been mandatory for all manufacturers to CE mark exit devices for fire and escape door use. Products within this series are CE marked to EN 1125 and EN 179, under the EC Construction Directive. Select the relevant RAL colour code to replace ** if you would like this supplied in the colour option.

Since April 2003 it has been mandatory for all manufacturers to CE mark exit devices for fire and escape door use. Products within this series are CE marked to EN 1125 and EN 179, under the EC Construction Directive. Select the relevant RAL colour code to replace ** if you would like this supplied in the colour option.

Since April 2003 it has been mandatory for all manufacturers to CE mark exit devices for fire and escape door use. Products within this series are CE marked to EN 1125 and EN 179, under the EC Construction Directive. Select the relevant RAL colour code to replace ** if you would like this supplied in the colour option.

Since April 2003 it has been mandatory for all manufacturers to CE mark exit devices for fire and escape door use. Products within this series are CE marked to EN 1125 and EN 179, under the EC Construction Directive. Select the relevant RAL colour code to replace ** if you would like this supplied in the colour option.

Outside Access Locking Unit - BS EN Not Applicable

Operates with most panic hardware.

Lever Locking Unit

Knob Locking Unit

Double Door Strike

In an ideal situation a toilet cubicle door which is used by the elderly, infirm or disabled should be outward-opening, away from the cubicle area, allowing safe emergency access in the event of the occupant collapsing behind the door. When the building design does not allow for this, these fittings are a useful alternative. The pivot set is used instead of hinges, fitted without a frame stop which means the door can swing both ways. The release stop is fitted instead of a frame stop, it acts as a stop and in normal use will only allow the door to swing one way, just as a normal timber stop. However this stop has a fingertip release for emergency situations where the door needs to swing out of the cubicle.The 2 way striking plates allow doors to be opened in two directions without damage to doors or frames; the bolt cut-outs are 30 x 15mm.

Dorgard is the intelligent fire door 'Keep Open' device that is accepted for use by fire authorities and complies with all relevant BS standards.