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    Quote Originally Posted by sgo70
    Thanks Dave.

    It's also a very nice way to do the latch for suicide hinges, too.... And, if you are running electric solenoids and a door popper it makes routing an emergency release cable to the door latch a lot simpler, too.
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    I want to go with the suicide hinges, but I was thinking of using the regular door handle with the bearclaws. Then I guess I need a safety latch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sgo70
    I want to go with the suicide hinges, but I was thinking of using the regular door handle with the bearclaws. Then I guess I need a safety latch.

    Sean
    A second latch is always a good thing with suicide hinged doors!!!!! Doesn't have to be anything more then a sliding pin that you can flip open with your foot, but just so you have something there!!!!!
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