Hospitals and healthcare
Main entrances, ward corridors and theatre doors that open touch-free for patients, beds and staff, set up and documented for busy hospital use.
Sectors
Automatic doors by sector
Every building asks something different of its doors: infection control in hospitals, gentle opening in care homes, footfall and heat in shops, security in offices and housing.
Care homes and supported living
Gentle sliding entrances, low-energy operators and alarm-linked hold-open devices that help residents move around safely and keep doors secure.
Shops and retail
Sliding, telescopic and folding shop entrances that welcome customers in, hold heat in and lock securely when the shop closes.
Offices and workplaces
Reception entrances, revolving doors, accessible internal doors and access control that keep offices welcoming, secure and warm through the working day.
GP surgeries, dental and clinics
Accessible door operators, push pads and sliding entrances that let every patient into the surgery, often by automating the door you already have.
Schools, colleges and universities
Swing door operators, sliding entrances and access-controlled doors that cope with class changes, help disabled pupils and keep sites secure.
Hotels and hospitality
Curved, revolving and frameless glass entrances, plus accessible operators inside, that welcome guests with luggage and keep lobbies warm.
Councils, libraries and public buildings
New entrances, accessible operators, safety inspections and upgrades for council offices, libraries, leisure centres and other buildings open to everyone.
Residential blocks and housing providers
Communal entrance doors with door entry and access control, accessible operators for residents, and servicing records for housing providers and managing agents.
Homes and private households
Automatic openers for front, back and internal doors at home, so wheelchair users and people with limited strength can come and go independently.