
Sliding doors
The workhorse of the high street, and the door most often found running outside its force limits. Single leaf, pairs, and units on escape routes that have to break out and stay open.

Four kinds of powered pedestrian door, one set of duties. Whatever is above the opening, it has to open when someone approaches, close without hurting them, and let people out when the power goes.

The workhorse of the high street, and the door most often found running outside its force limits. Single leaf, pairs, and units on escape routes that have to break out and stay open.

Low-energy or full-power, with push pads, radar and safety sensors. The type most often retrofitted to a door that is already hanging, and the type most often set up wrong.

Shared front doors, lobby doors and internal cross-corridor sets. Fire door duties, access control and a powered opener all meeting on one leaf, which is why they need testing as one system rather than three.

Powered swing openers on front, internal and communal door sets for people who need them, often funded through local authority adaptations. Swing doors are all a home needs, and all we fit there.
Including doors whose original installer has gone, or will only touch their own brand. Send us the make and a photograph of the header and we will tell you straight away whether we carry the parts.
A powered door is a machine, and the duties that come with that do not change because the leaf slides instead of swings. Detection distance, closing force, the gaps around the leaf and what happens when the power fails: those get measured on every type, and the readings go in the report.
Send a photograph of the door and the header with your postcode. We can usually identify the operator and quote before we visit.