Renowned door hardware manufacturer Hager Companies offers a premium-quality yet cost-effective line of thresholds suitable for all types of building projects.
United States of America (Press Release) October 26, 2007 --
Hager Companies’ comprehensive line of door thresholds offers architects, commercial builders and anyone who specifies door hardware a unique combination of quality and value for every type of door hardware application.
Hager offers a comprehensive line of door thresholds that meet any need, from residential uses to the most stringent commercial applications requiring specialized products that meet industry standards for air infiltration, sound testing, security and handicap accessibility. In fact, Hager’s newest threshold products — a complete line of panic thresholds — are increasingly being specified in institutional projects for schools, universities and hospitals, where improving security precautions is a concern.
Hager thresholds are cast in either aluminum extrusions of alloy 6063-T5 or bronze extrusions of alloy CDA385. Available in a wide variety of stock and nonstick finishes, Hager thresholds also feature many models that are BHMA certified, UL listed, and meet industry standards for handicap accessibility, as well air infiltration, sound and pressure testing. In addition, all Hager threshold products are packaged with appropriate fasteners. Most are furnished with mounting holes and #10 x 1 1/2 flat head wood screws, but optional fasteners are also available.
Founded in 1849, St. Louis-based Hager Companies continues its more than 150-year history of providing quality and innovation in the door hardware industry. For additional information, visit www.hagerco.com.
Hager offers a comprehensive line of door thresholds that meet any need, from residential uses to the most stringent commercial applications requiring specialized products that meet industry standards for air infiltration, sound testing, security and handicap accessibility. In fact, Hager’s newest threshold products — a complete line of panic thresholds — are increasingly being specified in institutional projects for schools, universities and hospitals, where improving security precautions is a concern.
Hager thresholds are cast in either aluminum extrusions of alloy 6063-T5 or bronze extrusions of alloy CDA385. Available in a wide variety of stock and nonstick finishes, Hager thresholds also feature many models that are BHMA certified, UL listed, and meet industry standards for handicap accessibility, as well air infiltration, sound and pressure testing. In addition, all Hager threshold products are packaged with appropriate fasteners. Most are furnished with mounting holes and #10 x 1 1/2 flat head wood screws, but optional fasteners are also available.
Founded in 1849, St. Louis-based Hager Companies continues its more than 150-year history of providing quality and innovation in the door hardware industry. For additional information, visit www.hagerco.com.
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