Manual Entry

Manual entry interior doors are a popular choice for both residential and commercial buildings due to their simplicity and reliability. They do not require any special maintenance or upkeep, and can be easily opened and closed by anyone with the appropriate hardware. In addition, manual entry doors are often less expensive than automated doors, making them a cost-effective option for building owners.

There are a few different types of manual doors that are commonly used in buildings. Hinged doors are the most common type, and are attached to the door frame by hinges. They swing open and closed, and can be opened either inward or outward depending on the location of the hinges and the available space. Pocket doors slide into a pocket in the wall when they are opened, allowing them to save space in smaller rooms or areas. Bi-fold doors are hinged doors that fold in half when they are opened, and are often used in ICU/CCU Patient rooms. Barn ‘style’ sliding doors can be installed on the wall surface of an opening but requires sufficient clearance along the adjacent wall. Manual revolving doors are typically used in building for an aesthetic look and are the most energy efficient doors, often paying themselves off with energy savings within 7 years depending on the climate.

Manual doors can be equipped with a variety of locks and security measures to ensure the safety and privacy of the space. These can include keyed locks, deadbolts, latch locks, exit devices, and electric locks. In addition, doors can be fitted with additional security features such as peepholes, security cameras, and alarm systems.

Overall, manual doors are a practical and cost-effective choice for building owners looking to provide secure and convenient access to the exterior or interior of their buildings. They are easy to use, require minimal maintenance, and can be customized with a variety of locks and security features to meet the needs of the space.