Frame Frog

10/07/2026

Walk any commercial job site and you will pass dozens of access controlled openings without a second thought. That is exactly the problem. There is roughly $1,000 of wasted material and labor on every one of them, spread so thin across the trades that no one ever sees the full bill: exposed conduit up the face of a new frame, bare wire fished through the cavity, a missed back box, three or four redundant home run drops. The industry has tolerated it for so long it stopped looking like a problem at all. Our latest blog is an invitation to actually look at the opening everyone has learned to ignore, and to see how a single protected pathway makes the dysfunction disappear: https://hubs.ly/Q04z627y0

10/05/2026

Hope to see you at CSI National Conference this week? Drop by and say 'hi' to us at booth #320!

09/30/2026

Heading to the CSI National Conference next week? Drop by and say 'hi' to us at booth #320!

09/23/2026

Heading to the CSI National Conference next month? Drop by and say 'hi' to us at booth #320!

09/17/2026

Football season is back, so we could not resist. A good playbook takes people with different jobs and gets them working as one, which is exactly what an access controlled opening has always lacked. Our latest blog maps the fly pattern, the sweep, special teams, and play action to how Frame Frog is writing the new standard for wire management in access control design. Have a read and let us know which play is your favorite: https://hubs.ly/Q04xkkWt0

09/03/2026

Every access controlled door depends on low voltage wiring, yet hollow metal frames have been built for over 120 years with no standard for how that wiring should get inside them. Our latest blog is the foundational guide to what a proper wiring pathway actually is, why the traditional workarounds fall short, and how a single coordinated pathway can serve every device on an opening. If you design, build, or maintain access controlled openings, start here: https://hubs.ly/Q04tQNbf0

08/12/2026

There is at least $1,000 of excess material and labor wasted on every access controlled opening, and most of it is invisible because it is spread across design, fabrication, installation, and closeout. Our latest blog itemizes exactly where that money goes, from redundant home run drops to padded IT bids to late stage rework that damages finished work: https://hubs.ly/Q04sFyKV0

07/24/2026

Specifying access control wiring correctly is a small decision at the design stage that eliminates a large and predictable problem at the installation stage. It is also the difference between a set of documents that used to be adequate for a simpler world, and a set of plans that reflect today's complex reality and prepares for the changing future: https://hubs.ly/Q04qDGVz0

07/09/2026

Back box conflicts on access controlled door frames are one of the most common and avoidable problems in the industry, but they keep happening because the trades involved are working from different information with no shared standard. Our latest blog breaks down exactly why the missed box problem is so persistent and what proper coordination at the fabrication stage actually looks like:

Back box conflicts on access controlled door frames are frustrating, costly, and surprisingly common. Learn why the missed box problem keeps happening and how to prevent it.

06/30/2026

We're delighted to announce special pricing in recognition of our July 4th, 250 Anniversary of independence. Frame Frog releases door frame wiring from the burden of the old ways of wiring and saves cost at the same time. Contact us to learn how you can save cost on your door openings today! https://hubs.ly/Q04n24FK0