Downtown Salt Lake City storefronts face different threats than suburban businesses — higher foot traffic, after-hours risk, and historic buildings with unique door types.
Most downtown SLC storefronts have aluminum frame glass doors, which require specific 'narrow stile' hardware. Standard locks don't fit.
Locked storefronts overnight need: multipoint locking, reinforced strikes, and ideally a roll-down or scissor gate for high-risk inventory.
Card or mobile credentials at the back of house save labor and create an audit trail. Especially valuable for restaurants and retail with shift turnover.
Buildings on the National Register or in the historic district have hardware restrictions. We work within those rules to deliver modern security in period-correct finishes.