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SAFETY & SECURITY; LANDSCAPING & EXTERNAL WORKS 81


dormakaba launches escape route system


dormakaba has launched a new escape route system, SafeRoute. Designed to keep buildings and doors secure while allowing a safe means for evacuation in an emergency situation, the solution is compliant with BS EN 13637 and is ideal for a wide range of applications. By installing dormakaba’s SafeRoute emergency exit


and escape route system, the functionality and security of a building is increased while also ensuring swift evacuation in the event of an emergency. Whether it be for a single door or multiple doors connected over a network throughout a building, with SafeRoute, escape doors can be electronically controlled with a robust, safe exit system.


01884 256464 www.dormakaba.co.uk/saferoutesystems ADF02_Dormakaba_Safety & Security_PR.indd 1 Combining safety and aesthetics


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The new Academy Tien in The Netherlands perfectly strikes the balance of aesthetic design with building safety, with Pyroguard’s fi re safe solutions playing a pivotal role throughout. Ruud van Dal, Sales and Operations Manager at JM Van Delft & zn, said: “Pyroguard Protect EW60 was installed within the doors, sidelights and


designated escape routes. While Pyroguard Protect EI60, offering the highest level of protection, was installed between classrooms and the central atrium, creating a series of fi re safe compartments.”


01942 710720 www.pyroguard.eu


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