Commercial Door Locks

Each door in a hospital or healthcare facility serves a unique function for safety and ease of use. So, it’s no wonder why hospital door hardware requirements are in place. To comply with ADA standards or iHFG guidelines, various areas of a healthcare facility WILL require very specific parts to be installed. 

Take, for instance, a patient's bathroom compared to staff restrooms. The doors must open out into the room in patient restrooms instead of swinging inward into the bathroom. 

This hospital door hardware standard

Door locks are an essential part of your door hardware. Commercial privacy locks keep your possessions, loved ones, or employees safe behind said door. With so many features to choose from, it can be overwhelming even for contractors or experienced professionals to pick the right lock.

We love commercial privacy door locks because of their security and durability. One commercial lock can handle hundreds of thousands of closing/opening cycles. Privacy locks can also be unlocked from inside your space; just turn the handle, and it'll open for you.

Our Picks for Commercial Privacy Locks

We’ve assembled a quick listing of some of our favorite commercial privacy locks. This is not an extensive list, but it is a great place to start. We only list the best out there.

1. Schlage S00027328507 Privacy Lock

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Mortise lock have been in existence for many years now. And, like most things in life, they have evolved over time. In this blog post, we will be going through the history of the mortise lock and explain some key concepts about these locks that you might not know about. 

1) The original design was called a “biscuit” because it could be shaped by force from both sides with a chisel and mallet similar to shaping biscuits with cooking utensils.

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When it comes to home security, you need to think about all the doors of your house. If they are not up to the mark, you will need to replace your front door, back door, and any sliding doors throughout the house. But chances are you’ll be good just with the right kind of door hardware. Here are some do’s and don’ts when picking out new door hardware for your home:

Choosing the right door hardware

Don’t buy cheap door hardware because it only costs a few dollars, hoping that it will work out later. You're better off with an inexpensive door hardware set made of metal or plastic that won't be so flimsy and will last longer. If you still want to save money, buy stainless steel or brushed nickel door handles.

Do- Buy high-quality brass locksets with long-lasting finishes

Don't- Buy a lockset with an

Locks on locks- oh my! If you don’t know where to start and you want to make the best choice for your commercial space, Park Avenue Locks can guide the way. We specialize in all high-security, heavy-duty commercial door locks and hinges. And our inventory is always full of options. Call us at 332-600-4046 for personalized assistance.