Question 1

What are emergency exit doors used for?

Accepted Answer

Emergency exit doors are used to provide a safe route out of a building during an emergency. They are commonly fitted in commercial, industrial and public buildings, including warehouses, factories, schools, retail premises and service areas.

Question 2

Where are emergency exit doors commonly installed?

Accepted Answer

Emergency exit doors are commonly installed on escape routes, external exits, corridors, warehouses, factories, plant rooms, public buildings and other areas where safe emergency egress may be required.

Question 3

How are emergency exit doors different from standard steel doors?

Accepted Answer

Standard steel doors are usually installed for access control, security or durability. Emergency exit doors are designed to support safe exit from a building and may include suitable panic hardware, signage, fire-rated options or other features depending on the premises.

Question 4

Can emergency exit doors also be secure?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Emergency exit doors can be specified to support both safe exit and building security. The correct door, hardware and locking arrangement should be selected based on the building, usage, access needs and safety requirements.

Question 5

Can emergency exit doors be fire-rated?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Emergency exit doors can often be specified with fire-rated options where required. The correct specification depends on the building, door location, escape route, fire strategy and required performance.

Question 6

Do emergency exit doors need maintenance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Emergency exit doors should be inspected and maintained regularly to help ensure they open correctly, close securely and remain suitable for their intended use. Hinges, closers, seals, locks, panic hardware, frames and signage should all be checked.

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