ASSA ABLOY Ltd

An overview of CE marking under the new Construction Products Regulation (July 2013) and its application to timber doorsets

- Introduction to locks and lock types - Different lock types discussed - Opportunity to handle and play with examples - Appropriate applications considered - Alternatives to keyed locks for special applications - Current and forthcoming legislation - Secured by Design; PAS23; PAS24 - British Standards and what they mean to specifiers - Project requirements and architects' considerations - Security: bumping and snapping - Environmental aspects

Inclusive design means creating buildings which are easy to use by anybody, and where there are no barriers to restrict access. This seminar will help you clarify a number of areas with regards to ironmongery and accessibility. These include: - The Importance of inclusive design - The 3 relevant documents that aid inclusive design - Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) 1995 and related updates - Building regulations which include Approved Document M in England and Wales and the Technical Handbook May 2005 in Scotland - What is to be considered when specifying doors and ironmongery - Rules and regulations relating to: - Door furniture - Lockcases - Door Controls - Emergency hardware

This seminar will: - Provide architects and specifiers an overall view of the advantages of using steel doors - Introduce steel door types, from fire and security through to acoustic and cleanroom - Consider the broad spectrum of performance criteria - Explore specification considerations in depth - Provide an understanding of glazing systems and door hardware

This seminar will inform architects and other members of the construction industry about the current regulations relevant to door locking and escape devices and to explain forthcoming changes