Push Bar Panic Exit Device Aluminum

great unit for a good priceI have installed the best and the worst of door hardware this is a great deal for a medium use bar

Good quality

Install took about 20 minutes. I was able to install 3 of these on wood framed glass doors. The Instructions were simple, and only needed a drill, drill bit, and powered screwdriver.

I needed to have a panic bar installed in a basement door as part of our yearly fire marshall inspection of our building. I checked around with local installers and the prices I got were ridiculous. After seeing this and reading the installation instructions I decided to do it myself. It went on without any issues and works perfectly. So I saved quite a bit and it is a quality product.

Seems to be well made hardware that was fairly easy to install. Needed to convert and existing door to panic hardware and this got the job done at a bargain price. READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE you start!!! This is a somewhat complex conversion and you will want to make sure that you have all the necessary tools. Some of the self tapping screws would not work and we had to substitute better quality screws. Would have been 5 stars if not for that. Make sure you know what size drills to use before you start. It would be easy to make the holes too large for the self tapping screws to get a good bite.

I had a really good handyman install it at my store for me. he had experience installing this type of device. I saved a ton of money. Locksmith quote was high.

Purchased 2 of these to see if they would replace my 20 year old dance studio push bars. Instructions were adequate and I had no problems with the installations. After a year, I ordered another 3 and I've had no problems with any of them.

I was expecting less from an item at this price, so I was surprised at its weight, function, finish, quality and selection of fasteners and assorted parts included with the bar.