Automatic-door options for commercial properties, reviewed for the exact entrance, users, traffic, accessibility, safety, controls, power, egress, and maintenance scope.
Confirm applicable accessibility requirements for the exact entrance, site, users, controls, clearances, thresholds, force, timing, and operation
Hands-free operation may be available depending on the selected controls and entrance configuration
Confirm the selected sensors, monitored functions, activation and presence zones, testing, limitations, and inspection requirements; sensors do not eliminate accident risk
Opening timing and entrance configuration can affect air exchange, but energy and operating-cost results vary by building, traffic, controls, HVAC, climate, and use
Available timing, sensor, and control settings depend on the selected system and must follow current instructions and applicable requirements
Professional installation with attention to every detail
Assessment of traffic patterns and requirements
Custom configuration for your specific needs
Document access, shutdown, safety, testing, and disruption assumptions before installation
Define included staff training and any continuing maintenance-support terms in writing
Contact us today for your free consultation and estimate for automatic door systems.
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