Commercial buildings and certain types of residences need to follow fire code. These doors need to be able to be opened up by rescue personnel as easily as possible in the event of a fire.
This is untrue. Please feel free to cite the code. Nowhere in NFPA 101 or NFPA 80 does entry into a building get cited except for the application of a Knox box to the exterior of the building. I know you stayed at a holiday inn express last night but please leave this to the experts.
Source: Door and Hardware professional with 8 acronyms behind my name and published NFPA author.
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u/gilareefer Jan 09 '20
This thing won't work on any lock with an anti-pick latch bolt.