Automatic Doors

Automatic doors are designed to open and close automatically, using sensors or other technologies to detect the presence of a person or object. Automatic doors are used in a variety of settings, including hospitals, schools, office buildings, and shopping centres. They offer a number of benefits, including convenience, accessibility, and energy efficiency.

One of the main benefits of automatic doors is convenience. They allow people to enter and exit buildings easily, without the need to push or pull a heavy door. This can be particularly useful for people with mobility impairments, who may struggle with manual doors. Automatic doors can also be useful in busy or high-traffic areas, where there is a constant flow of people coming and going.

Automatic doors can also improve accessibility for people with disabilities. Many automatic doors are designed to be fully compliant with the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) and the Equality Act 2010, which require buildings to be accessible to people with disabilities. Automatic doors can be equipped with a variety of features to make them more accessible, such as audio or visual indicators to alert people when the door is about to open or close.

In addition to convenience and accessibility, automatic doors can also be more energy efficient than manual doors. Automatic doors can be programmed to open and close only when necessary, reducing the amount of time that the door is open and allowing the building to retain heat or air conditioning. This can help to reduce energy costs and improve the overall sustainability of a building.

Combat Doors offers several types of automatic door systems, including sliding doors, and swing doors, Sliding doors are typically used in retail and commercial settings, while swing doors are more common in residential and healthcare settings.

Overall, our automatic doors are an important feature for many buildings. They offer convenience, accessibility, and energy efficiency, making them a popular choice for both commercial and residential settings.

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