In strata and commercial buildings, entry doors are expected to do a lot of work quietly. They must control access, support safety, allow airflow, meet compliance requirements and keep occupants comfortable. When they fail at any of these, the problems tend to show up...
Shared entry areas are some of the most difficult spaces to manage in strata and commercial buildings. They are used by many people, exposed to the elements, and often sit at the boundary between public and private space. This article looks at how secure ventilation...
Strata managers often deal with the same complaints repeatedly. Entry doors are a common source of friction because they affect comfort, safety and accessibility all at once. This article looks at why door complaints keep resurfacing and how addressing the underlying...
Entry doors in commercial and strata buildings experience heavy use. Maintenance issues often appear sooner and more frequently than in single homes. This article looks at how door choice affects long-term maintenance and how simpler systems can reduce ongoing effort....
Safety at entry doors is about more than locking mechanisms. It includes how doors are used, how people move through them, and how predictable they feel. This article looks at entry door safety from a practical, everyday perspective. It complements the operational...
Not every building benefits from changing entry doors. Knowing when not to proceed is just as important as knowing when to act. This article helps strata managers and property owners identify situations where a multi-function entry door may not be appropriate....
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