In a theatre suite a door separates two pressure regimes and two levels of asepsis. The choice follows the flow: who goes through, carrying what, and how often.
Automatic sliding doors are the answer wherever trolleys circulate and staff have their hands full; no-touch control avoids transferring contamination onto a handle.
The choice follows the flow: who goes through, carrying what, and how often.
Sealed automatic swing doors, with perimeter seals at the floor and wall, suit rooms where a pressure differential must hold. Lead-lined versions cover interventional imaging rooms.
The rest is durability: a 40 mm insulating core, antibacterial coating, stainless protection at the bottom, and an extensible frame that absorbs the shell's tolerances — always larger than the drawings suggest.
