The Rotating Door.

When an entry requires sophistication to channel the flow of visitors in high numbers at peak times or those accompanied by carts, trollies or hospital beds, the Duotour high-capacity rotating door is the optimal solution. Unlike a three or four-wing rotating door, the Duotour is a two-wing and can support high footfall while having a fairly small footprint. The sliding or swinging doors in the centre of the door set can be opened to allow access to large trollies, beds or emergency personnel. Unlike other revolving doors, the Duotour does not have a centre column. This ensures that a completely unhindered passage can be created.

The Duotour rotating door combines the best of both worlds by incorporating two automatic sliding or swinging doors in its design. At peak times or in order to allow passage to trollies or beds, the function of the Duotour can be switched from the automatic rotating door setting to automatic sliding or swinging doors ensuring maximum capacity and ease of movement.

The entrance needs to fit the building’s criteria on three key areas: sustainability, security and service. However the entrance requires a fourth element: great design.

Revolving doors are the most energy-efficient entrance solutions available today. The always open, always closed principle of a revolving door ensures that the conditioned inside air and the unconditioned outside air remain separated, preventing draught, dust and noise from coming into the building. As less energy is required to maintain the conditioned climate inside the building, revolving doors help reduce the carbon footprint of a building and save both energy and cost.

The same effect can be reached by installing a draught lobby but for draught lobbies with conventional sliding or swinging doors to be truly effective, the entrance and exit doors of the lobby can never be open at the same time. 

Security in an entry has two different aspects: the security of the building and the safety of its users. The Duotour complies with the strictest safety regulations. 

Safety Sensors in the door wings and in the frame ensure that the door responds to users and objects, minimising, or even preventing, impact with the user. The door behaviour can be customised to suit your building’s requirements. Such requirements could be based on your priority for safety or throughput taking into account various user groups ranging from professionally trained users to locations where people with special needs form a large part of the user profile such as children and elderly people.

We offer the following additional safety measures:

• Accessibility buttons 
• Visual signage on the door wings and curved walls to ensure the accessibility of our doors for all user groups. 
• CE plus package

The front entrance to a public building should also include security options. Our revolving door security options allow for an added layer of protection.

We offer the following additional security measures:

• Mechanical locking
• Remote locking
• Access control options