Posted By Tom Clark Hi Tony I had a similar problem in a company I worked for some time ago. Education of staff is the only answer - talks, signs etc. I take it you have the little signs on the doors to say what they are? Also a reminder that any interference with equipment for the purpose of fire fighting/prevention can bring a £5,000 fine on those responsible. (Well that's the way I put it across) Ventilation and heating should also be addressed to everyone's satisfaction if possible. Happy workforce etc. Difficult to police - you think your the only one closing doors in the building. Keep at it! Tom

Posted By Steve99Jones Have you thought about products such as the battery operated 'Dorgard'? These are self contained battery operated units which hold doors open until an alarm sounds. The noise of the alarm activates the Dorgard and allows the door to swing shut atomatically. Apparently they only take 5 mins to install! I have never used them, but we are looking them for our office, for the very same reasons you have described. Hope this helps Steve

Posted By Tony Young Steve If we go that route should we just install more standard electro. hold open devices Thanks Tony