Allegion acquires DCI Hollow Metal on Demand Portfolio addition leverages go-to-market strength while further expanding offerings for nonresidential customers
By SSN Staff
Updated 5:32 PM CST, Wed March 4, 2026
DUBLIN—Global security products and solutions provider Allegion - through one of its subsidiaries - has acquired privately held DCI Hollow Metal on Demand (DCI).
Based in the Los Angeles area, DCI is a U.S. manufacturer of custom, S. DCI solutions are installed in a wide range of facilities, including hospitals and medical centers, government buildings, K12 schools and universities, commercial offices and stadiums.
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DCI will operate as part of the Allegion Americas segment, led by Allegion Senior Vice President Dave Ilardi.
“We are very excited to welcome DCI to Allegion,” Ilardi said. “DCI strengthens our core mechanical portfolio and leverages our go-to-market capabilities in nonresidential markets, while expanding our presence on the West Coast. Together, we can better serve customers with a stronger local presence, faster response times and more tailored solutions.”
DCI CEO Bob Briggs will serve in an advisory capacity, supporting a smooth transition for the business as it joins the Allegion doors and frames portfolio, which also includes brands like Steelcraft, Republic Doors and Krieger Specialty Products.
“With our specialties being quick ship and customized doors, DCI is a highly customer-centric business – making us a natural fit for Allegion,” Briggs said. “We share their ‘partner of choice’ mentality, providing our customers what they need when they need it.”
Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
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