In the cannabis industry, protecting your staff and facility doesn’t have to translate into an intimidating exterior or a pretty storefront that lacks security. Cookson's StoreDefender™ Door is manufactured to provide security where and when you need it most, from crowd surges to building intrusions.

Endurance and elegance may not be the first words that come to mind when you think of a standard parking garage grille. But with our Extreme High Performance MicroCoil grille, these words fit the bill. With nearly 50% less headroom than other security grilles on the market and the ability to coil tightly into ~16” for ADA compliance, the Extreme High Performance MicroCoil grille can be your showstopper

While these facilities are not the permanent address members of the police force or fire department list on paperwork, police officers and firefighters do practically live at the station at times. This means these spaces should be up to par in terms of safety and ease of use. Just as your front door at home has a peephole or side windows so you can verify visitors before opening it, police officers and firefighters need to see what’s going on outside their buildings.

The school year has begun! What may not be included on a facility manager’s checklist or a teacher’s lesson plan, though, is preparing for hurricane and storm season. We’re here to help with our storm shelter FAQs.

We're excited to continue the "Counterbalance: An Open Door Conversation" series with our Architectural Design Support and Architectural Product Representative Teams. Each week, you'll meet one of our associates and learn about their roles and lives. This week, meet John Kehl, Architectural Design Support.

We're excited to continue the "Counterbalance: An Open Door Conversation" series with our Architectural Design Support and Architectural Product Representative Teams. Each week, you'll meet one of our associates and learn about their roles and lives. This week, meet Thomas Ehret, Architectural Sales Specialist.

We're excited to continue the "Counterbalance: An Open Door Conversation" series with our Architectural Design Support and Architectural Product Representative Teams. Each week, you'll meet one of our associates and learn about their roles and lives. This week, meet Chris Stover, Architectural Design Support Sectional Lead.

Headroom, or overhead clearance, is the amount of space above a door frame needed to accommodate an overhead door when it's in the open position. Rollup doors are often the preferred option for installations with limited clearance.

An elevator smoke curtain is a thick fiberglass sheet that is installed above elevator doors. When a fire or smoke detector activates, the curtain descends automatically. Then, it acts as a physical barrier to prevent smoke from entering other areas of a building.