Schlage is a well-established American manufacturer of door locks and hardware components, recognized for its innovative security products tailored for both residential and commercial applications. Founded in 1920 by Walter Schlage, the company has built a strong reputation over the years for quality and durability in the lock industry (Wikipedia) (Craft).
Schlage offers a wide range of products including deadbolts, knobs, levers, handle-sets, and electronic locks. The company has continually evolved its product offerings to include high-security key systems like Primus and Everest, which incorporate advanced features to enhance security (Wikipedia) (Craft).
As of now, Schlage operates as a subsidiary of Allegion Plc, an Irish-American provider of security products, which oversees several other security brands globally. Allegion was spun off from Ingersoll Rand in December 2013 and continues to operate under the Schlage brand among its diverse portfolio (Wikipedia).
Integrating Schlage’s sophisticated lock technology into B-Line’s smart building management platform enhances both security and operational efficiency. Schlage, a leader in innovative locking solutions since 1920, provides a broad array of products from traditional deadbolts to advanced electronic locks, featuring high-security key systems like Primus and Everest. These products bring proven reliability and enhanced security features that complement B-Line’s commitment to advanced building management solutions.
By incorporating Schlage locks, B-Line can offer enhanced security measures that are essential for both residential and commercial properties. The durability and quality of Schlage’s products ensure reliable performance in a variety of settings, making them a perfect match for B-Line’s platform, which aims to streamline building operations and improve tenant experiences through technology. This strategic partnership allows B-Line to provide a more comprehensive, secure, and efficient environment, adapting seamlessly to the needs of modern real estate markets.
