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Types Of Doors
Slider Doors
Automatic sliding doors are one of the most popular solutions for high-traffic environments.
Ideal for:
- Retail units
- Hospitals & healthcare facilities
- Offices & commercial buildings
- Schools, hotels, and leisure facilities
What we do:
- Install single or bi-parting sliding doors
- Configure sensors, safety edges, and access control
- Service and repair motors, tracks, rollers, and control units
- Carry out safety checks and compliance servicing
These doors provide smooth access, energy efficiency, and accessibility compliance while handling continuous daily use.
Swing Doors
Automatic swing doors are commonly used where space is limited or where a traditional hinged door is required.
Ideal for:
- Offices and corridors
- Care homes and healthcare settings
- Accessibility upgrades to existing doors
What we do:
- Retrofit automation to existing manual doors
- Install low-energy operators for disabled access
- Service closers, operators, and safety sensors
- Adjust opening speeds, forces, and timings
They are a cost-effective and discreet solution for improving access without structural changes.
Manual Doors
Manual doors are one of the most widely used door types in commercial buildings.
Ideal For:
- Offices and corridors
- Shops and public buildings
- Internal and external access points
What we do:
- Installation of single and double swing doors
- Fitting and adjusting door closers
- Repairing hinges, handles, and latches
- Resolving alignment, slamming, or sticking issues
We ensure doors open and close smoothly and safely, with correct closing forces.
Fire Doors
Automatic fire doors play a critical role in life safety and fire compartmentation.
Ideal for:
- Commercial buildings
- Apartment blocks
- Public buildings and workplaces
What we do:
- Install fire-rated automatic doors (FD30 / FD60)
- Integrate doors with fire alarm systems
- Service and test door operators, closers, and failsafes
- Ensure doors comply with fire regulations and manufacturer guidance
These doors remain open for convenience but close automatically in the event of fire, helping to contain smoke and flames.
