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We offer a wide selection of hard-to-find keyless keypad locks and accessories for use with door or gate panic bars. Many communities have building codes that require the use of crash bars for doors under some conditions, and businesses may be required to have crash bars for commercial doors. Check with your local fire department for information about building codes in your area. Click below to choose the type of product you want. Then you'll be able to view full details and specs on our individual locks, panic bars, kits, and other panic hardware. To order, just choose from the available finishes and other options, then add to your cart and place your order. |
Panic bar locks are typically used on the outside of a door or gate that has a panic bar (sometimes called a crash bar or push bar), or panic paddle on the inside. These doors can be opened from the inside by pressing the panic bar—ie, there is nothing to turn. This can be a life-saving feature in an emergency (like a fire in a theater) when a crowd is pushing against the door trying to get out.