An essential emergency exit device: "Panic Bar"

Presentation of Information: Is it Common in Developed Countries? An Explanation of the 'Emergency Evacuation Device' Essential for Emergency Exits

Suddenly, do you all remember the emergency exits of the buildings you often visit? It refers to the evacuation routes characterized by the green "evacuation mark." Some of you may not clearly recall, but the doorknobs of emergency exits have a transparent cover, and in an emergency, you would break it to escape. I think there are quite a few people who envision such emergency exits. This is because, in Japan, there is not much need for "emergency evacuation." However, in reality, the plastic cover (thumb turn cover) serves as a "marker." In fact, emergency exits equipped with this type of device called a "thumb turn cover" are commonly used in Japan, but they are hardly used worldwide, and there are discussions in Japan about reconsidering this. Today, I will explain about the "emergency evacuation device," which is essential for such emergency exits. 【Part of the actual content】 ◎ Why is the "emergency evacuation device" necessary? ◎ Features of our "emergency evacuation device: panic bar" *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related link. For more information, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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