Courtroom doors and gates open hundreds of times a day and must close quietly to meet ADA rules. See why ordinary hinges fail and how Waterson K51M closer hinges solve it.
Are you specifying a large-scale hotel door project? We understand that every hardware decision you make gets multiplied by the number of rooms, and on top of that, there is all the code compliance to think about too. If you...
If you manage a commercial property, you've probably been asked: "Should we use 304 or 316 stainless steel for the door hardware?" The short answer is: it depends on where the door is and what it's exposed to. Let's breaks...
“I need the hydraulic damper function, but I don’t need self-closing. I can’t find this solution in the market. Can Waterson help?” Donovan Teo, Hardware Distributor. Traditional closer hinges generally include both hydraulic damper and self-closing functions, which can be...
The Sheraton Hotel in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia recently conducted a rather extensive renovation In order to upgrade its restrooms to comply with ADA requirements. As part of this renovation, the hotel contacted Waterson for our self-closing solution. They were looking...
More and more commercial buildings like schools are designing privacy-centric restrooms to accommodate the needs of male, female and transgender individuals. These spaces include an enclosed, floor-to-ceiling glass toilet partition, co-gender bathroom, which aims to achieve optimal privacy. The restroom...
Many professional environments including offices, banks and courtrooms, to name a few, use half doors in high-traffic areas to separate one space from another. Interior gates are a particularly frequent feature of courtrooms for separating the public area from the...
Modern commercial office places are routinely designed to function as employee work spaces, as well as customer meeting locations. In terms of the latter, business owners more and more understand the benefit of having aesthetically-pleasing environments that not only represent...
Bathroom stall doors are typically installed in tight spaces that require exact measurements and limited tolerances. For example, a typical bathroom stall door can be 34” wide and 1 ¾” thick, which theoretically provides 32 ¼” clearance and can meet...
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