Doors for extremely humid environments

These doors are often used in industrial and scientific facilities where there is high humidity or the presence of water, such as hydroelectric power plants, laboratories, industrial laundries, swimming pools, the food industry and very often car washes. The main purpose of these doors is to prevent moisture from penetrating indoors or, on the contrary, to protect dry environments from the penetration of moisture from the outside.

Doors for extremely humid environments usually fulfil several important characteristics:

1. Moisture resistance: the door is made of materials that are resistant to moisture and corrosive effects, such as stainless steel, aluminium or plastic polymers.
2. Sealing: the door is equipped with special seals or rubber profiles that prevent moisture from penetrating between the frame and the door.
3. Water pressure resistance: if necessary, the door can be equipped with a high water pressure resistant design, for example for high pressure water work.
4. Anti-corrosion surface: the surface of the door is usually treated with special finishes or coatings to protect against corrosion.
5. Resistance to mechanical damage: the door is designed to withstand the mechanical stresses and pressure that can be caused by water or moisture.
6. Safety: the door is equipped with special channels to drain water that precipitates on the door surface. This water would normally flow onto the ground under the door, creating dangerous situations. This is not a problem with this door.

The main advantages of the door for extremely humid environments:

• Speed - the door is classified as a high-speed door with a speed of up to 2,5m/s.
• Impact resistance - the door can withstand the impact of handling equipment without damage.
• Self-repairing - if the door is crashed and can automatically retract and reopen without the need for service intervention.
• Smooth surface - allows for easy cleaning, plus some types of doors have increased resistance to varying air pressure in different areas.
• Special sealing - minimises the penetration of air, dust, smoke, odours or pests.
• Light transmittance - the door can be supplied in a variant with increased light transmittance designed either with transparent windows or in a fully transparent variant.
• Security features - the door can include security features such as emergency opening, sensors or alarms.
• Resistance to corrosive substances - the door can be resistant to corrosive substances used in cleaning or disinfecting the premises.
• Design - the door can be printed with your own motif or you can choose a surface that transmits up to 30% light.
• Non-standard dimensions - The doors can be adapted to the specific needs of the operation, such as size, location, opening or closing, allowing for optimal integration.
• Easy maintenance - The doors have plastic guides that do not need to be oiled, minimising the need for servicing.
• Energy efficient - the door operates on the principle of gravity, thus saving the cost of closing the door.