For over 120 years, access control wiring has been a sandlot game with no rulebook. Frame Frog is writing the new playbook, one clean route through the frame at a time.
The Pathway for Low Voltage Devices on Access Controlled Door Frames
Every access controlled opening hides the same question that has never had a clean answer: how do the wires actually get into and through the door frame?
The $1,000 Problem: The Hidden Cost of Every Access Controlled Opening
The waste on an access controlled opening is rarely a single line item anyone can point to, which is exactly why $1,000 per opening slips by unnoticed on job after job.
What Architects Can Do to Improve Access Control Designs
Between the drawing and the finished opening is a gap most architects never see, where a fully specified access control device meets a frame that was never prepared to receive its wiring.
The Missed Box Problem: Why It Happens More Than It Should
The missed box problem is not a fabrication error — it is a coordination failure that plays out the same way on job after job because no single trade owns the information needed to prevent it.
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