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What Is A Basement Egress Window?

By: katienicoll | 2011-01-24 | Business
A structure should always be designed with an emergency exit, which building occupants can use in case other doors and windows are not passable during fires or other natural calamities. However, emergency exits are uncommon or even neglected in the design of a typical residential house. read more

Emergency Egress Lights for Your Building

By: George Mitchell Sr. | 2012-02-09 | Workplace safety
To enhance the safety of any building, establishing an egress marking system with emergency egress lighting is a must. read more

What is Egress Safety?

By: Robert J. Hartl | 2010-04-01 | Workplace safety
Egress safety is simply having a good entrance and exit system, clearly marked, from a building. Of course being able to exit out of a building in an emergency is of prime importance. Think about a fire breaking out in an office building, people would want to be able to exit with little or no problems. read more

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By: Robert Bell | 2010-07-26 | Home Improvement
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What Every Homeowner should Know about Egress Windows

By: Marcie Chan | 2012-04-25 | Home & Family
If you use your basement regularly it is very important to have an egress window installed for safety. This article will give you tips for finding a contractor. read more

IBC Building Codes and Egress Systems - Is Your Building Compliant?

By: Christine Spiller | 2010-07-09 | Workplace safety
The International Building Code (IBC) and the International Fire Code (IFC) were created by the International Code Council (ICC) to regulate building safety in all commercial and residential R1 buildings that feature occupancy at above 75 feet from the lowest level of fire department access. IBC building codes, which govern new construction, have been adopted by all 50 states, while IFC building codes, which govern both new construction and existing buildings, have been adopted by 42 states, leaving a significant number of building owners to decide whether or not to implement IBC and IFC egress safety guidelines, which are crucial to the safety of building occupants in the event of low visibility fire evacuations. read more

Why Window Size Matters

By: Roselyn Withem | 2011-10-06 | Home Improvement
The sizes of windows are important in the design of a structure. In the estimate alone, this set of information can greatly affect the final material cost. read more

The Use of Photoluminescent Products in Exit Signs and Egress Markings

By: Alan King | 2010-01-26 | Home security
If you are in the process of determining the best solutions for your new building or retrofit, then you have likely given some thought to the subject of emergency exit signs and egress markings. There read more

Light a Path - The Importance of Egress Safety For Your Customers and Employees

By: Robert J. Hartl | 2010-03-31 | Workplace safety
We live in a world where random events can cause disruptions to businesses and put the health and livelihood of your business at risk. Threats range from earthquakes to hurricanes to terrorist attacks. Wild fires can hit some areas, tornadoes others - no matter how safe your building is, you need to prepare for the worst, and that means preparing for an evacuation. read more

Size limitation issue with Windows event log monitor

By: Julius Eco | 2011-09-14 | Data Recovery
Windows event log monitor has a default size limit which can be configured to accommodate a large volume of events by using the “Maximum Log Size” settings. However, problems may crop up in the system or Windows Server, due to which it is advisable to clear up the old logs on a regular basis. read more

Sizes of Poster Printing

By: Robert Johnston | 2011-06-24 | Business Ideas
You can usually make the most out of your color posters. A great and colorful print, after all, can also do a great deal to lure in or attract the eyes and reach out all clients and customers in the business world. read more

Window Materials

By: Cristian Stan | 2011-06-13 | Home Improvement
Windows are the most important part of your home and the materials they're made from offer a multitude of differences. These materials have a wide variety of style, shapes, and sizes so that you can create a home that has all of your personality in it and showcases who you are to everyone that looks at your home from the street. read more

Vinyl Windows

By: Jesse Law | 2012-05-11 | Remodeling
Whether viewing them from the outside or enjoying the view outside from within a home, windows are often the strongest architectural element of a home. As architectural elements, they naturally command attention. Windows can enhance the style of a home and the energy efficiency of the home too. Replacing drafty old windows with vinyl models can reduce heating and cooling costs by up to 40 percent. read more

Aluminum Window vs. Vinyl Windows

By: David K | 2010-12-07 | Home security
From the very first time my husband and I toured our current home as prospective buyers, it was clear the windows needed to be replaced. The house was built in the early sixties when aluminum frame, single-pane windows were standard. After purchasing the house, however, other (more inexpensive) home improvement projects took priority over replacement windows. We had a ballpark idea of what it would cost to replace the seven aluminum windows and three large sliding glass doors. read more

WINDOW TREATMENTS FOR LARGE WINDOWS

By: Alice Shown | 2010-11-04 | Remodeling
Are you the person who drives around looking for a parking space for what seems like ever, only to end up parking so far away you might as well have taken the bus? Does it seem sometimes as if everyone else has all the luck, and why can't just something come easy for you? read more