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Spare parts for Exidor panic push bars, including the black plastic end caps for Mk II bodies

Now back in stock after a long pause, we have the P0901 black plastic end caps for the older (Mk II) EXIDOR push bar units 296 and 294, we also stock the grey metal end cap – part number P0920 … Continue reading

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I want a panic push bar for a single timber door, but we also require to gain access from the outside using a lock with key. What do you recommend?

Depending on the answer to this question; Do you want the door to lock behind you, after you’ve entered with the key OR do you want to have to re-lock it with the key?  If you want it lock automatically, … Continue reading

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Q: Can I put panic hardware on an external gate?

A: Yes, you can.  You might consider going for the Exidor 296 push bar or an Exidor 297 push pad.  It may be necessary to shield the panic bar from the outside to ensure security (depending upon the design of … Continue reading

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Does the Exidor 305 accept a single euro cylinder?

Q: (from Julian) Does the Exidor 305 come with an external access device that accepts a single euro cylinder?  And can the euro cylinder be replaced? A: (from Doorstuff) The Exidor 305 mortice operator does come with a single euro … Continue reading

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A fire escape door with a micro switch for an alarm?

Q: (from Simon) I am the caretaker of a school.  There is a door which must be a fire escape door in a wing of the school which is seldom used.  If it is opened in any non-fire related event, … Continue reading

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