Client — Kazlow & Associates
Contact — Chuck Kazlow
Location — Dallas, TX
Hardware — New Brüken access control lock and reader, replacing an adhesive-mounted unit
Timeline — Single site visit
Chuck Kazlow runs Kazlow & Associates. Their office entrance is a glass door, which limits how access control hardware can be mounted compared to a standard door frame.
The existing access control reader wasn't bolted to the door. It was mounted with a strong adhesive strip, glued directly to the glass. That kind of install skips drilling into glass, but it means the whole system depends on how well that adhesive holds up over time. Removing hardware like that without cracking the door or leaving residue behind takes more care than a standard swap.
An Ighty Support technician removed the old adhesive-mounted lock using precision tools rather than forcing it off, so the glass came away clean. New Brüken hardware went on in its place, was configured, and tested before the technician left the site.
Every step was completed in a single site visit, with no return trips required for the core installation.
Removed the old adhesive-mounted lock from the glass door.
Installed new Brüken access control hardware.
Configured the system.
Tested and confirmed function on site.
Removed the old lock and reviewed the finished install with the client.
Kazlow & Associates now has a properly mounted, working access control system on their front door. The glass door didn't need to be replaced to get there, and the client saw the system tested before signing off.
Properly mounted, working access control system on the front door.
Glass door preserved — no replacement needed.
System tested and confirmed on site with the client present before sign-off.
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