Dynasty Hardware Push Bar Panic Exit Device Aluminium, With Exterior Lever

This is a high quality hardware set for a door that requires a panic bar. Having a commercial door company install something like this is super expensive. Being able to do this ourselves saved us over $1,000. At one point during the install we thought we had a faulty hardware set. But I took the time to look back at the Amazon description and find the phone number for customer service. Surprisingly somebody from America picked up and walked me through exactly what I was doing wrong. You don't get customer service like that from a product sold on Amazon very often. If you have troubles installing, make sure to place that phone call before you pack up and return the item.

Product installed easily and works well. Not as substantial as what it replaced so no idea of longevity. For the price seems to be a good deal.

The product is as described by the product description (and by other reviewers). Seems very well made and heavy duty, but as other reviewers mentioned the directions are dreadful, and they refer to a template that is nonexistent, but install was fairly easy. I had to do quite a bit of tinkering to move the old key cylinder into the new handle, but even that wasn't too hard. I suggest watching a YouTube video or two showing professionals installing push bars, as their tips + common sense are infinitely more helpful than the enclosed directions. Product serves the purpose we needed it to, appears as if it will last, and came on time from Home Hardware Central. Updated/Simplified Directions for those that need them: 1. Remove old lock set if needed 2. Remove head and end covers from push bar 3. Mount outside door handle 4. Hold push bar on inside of door, use a level to make sure it's straight, and mark the holes 5. Leave bar to the side and drill holes 6. Attach bracket to hold butt end of push bar 7. Insert bar into bracket and put in rest of the screws 8. Mount roller latch to frame 9. Reattach head and end covers

Qualité moyenne à casser au bout de 3 mois à mon commerce

A tenant in a commercial building has had problems with the existing push bar opener. Rather than attempt a repair I opted for a new push bar. I paid for faster delivery and it arrived with no delays. Upon examining the new push bar I noticed it had some heft and was solid. The actual lock mechanism worked smoothly and easily when the bar was pushed. The chassis assembly that houses the lock was solid and strong. All other non-locking parts (i.e. push bar, cover plate and exterior door knob) are brushed (dull) aluminum. Due to my own fault I never installed the device. I failed to notice in the 'Customers Q + A' the answer for door stile width. It states: "... not for glass door stiles under 6 inches". My bad! I was able to repair the original mechanism, but if I ever need another new push bar this is the one I may order.