Panic Bar Installation
Code-compliant exit devices for offices and multi-unit buildings.
How It Works
Panic bars — also called push bars or exit devices — are required by fire code on many commercial doors, letting anyone exit immediately in an emergency without a key. We install and service exit hardware to meet BC building code requirements for offices, retail spaces and multi-unit buildings.
If your current exit hardware sticks, requires extra force, or doesn't fully retract the latch, that's a code and liability issue worth fixing before an inspection — or an emergency — makes it urgent.
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Common Questions
Is panic bar hardware required by law?
Many commercial occupancies are required by BC fire code to have compliant exit devices on designated exits — check with your local authority for your specific building.
Can you repair existing exit hardware instead of replacing it?
Often, yes — sticking or misaligned panic bars can frequently be serviced rather than replaced.
How fast can you arrive?
Typically 20–30 minutes in Vancouver, 15–20 minutes in Burnaby, depending on traffic and where our nearest technician already is.
Are you available nights and holidays?
Yes — 24/7/365, including Christmas and New Year's. Emergency calls are answered by a technician, not an answering service.
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