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Move over traditional roof hatches: Slidewise™ Roof Hatches handle wind better. Unlike hatches that can be opened or closed violently by gusts of wind, our roof hatches slide open horizontally, making them slam proof and unaffected by windy conditions. As a result, it’s safer for you and your team to reach and utilize your facility’s roof.

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PS ACCESS SOLUTIONS™: THE INS AND OUTS OF INDUSTRY

Just like everything else in industry, each door has its own important job. That’s why each sale is so much more than just a one-time event. Instead, it’s a process, one that begins with proper planning and continues with ongoing support. These long-term relationships are what set us apart. Our PS Access Solutions™ include a complete line of industrial doors and hatches constructed to specifically withstand the abuses of industry and manufacturing. Each system is custom designed to fit your building, no matter the size or shape.

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Thank you for the quality work on the doors that you supplied for us. Our customer was very pleased with them. You always provide good quality doors every time we order them. Please keep up the fantastic work!

– Dan Howe

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PROVEN SOLUTIONS: The Lowdown On The Dangers Of Tip-Up Roof Hatches

Roofs are inherently one of the most dangerous places in any facility, for obvious reasons. Roof access itself, unfortunately, can also be dangerous. Not only are there almost always ladders involved, but traditional tip-up roof hatches present their own set of problems.

PROVEN SOLUTIONS: The Build America, Buy American (BABA) And American Iron And Steel (AIS) Provisions And How They Impact Doors, Safety Gates And Hatches

The idea of American governing bodies requiring that materials used in publicly funded projects originate in the United States is not a new one. In fact, the original Buy American Act originated in 1933, requiring federal agencies to purchase “domestic end products” and use “domestic construction materials.” This act has been amended multiple times over the past 90 years or so, including revisions in the late 1970s and the Build America, Buy America (BABA) Act introduced in 2021 (and taking effect in 2022). How do these regulations govern the inclusion of doors in a project? Read on for more information.