Door Type
Technical & Emergency Doors - Certified Safety, Strength & Reliability
Ensure safety and compliance with our range of technical and emergency doors. Designed for critical infrastructure, hospitals, commercial buildings, and public facilities in Ghana, our doors meet international safety and fire standards, providing reliable protection and efficient access during emergencies.
Our Technical Doors
Technical doors are built for industrial, mechanical, and utility areas where durability, security, and controlled access are required. They are engineered to resist wear, environmental factors, and provide sound insulation and fire protection where necessary.
- High-strength steel and composite construction
- Fire-resistant models certified to EN 1634 and UL 10C
- Soundproofing for technical rooms and machinery areas
- Customizable sizes, finishes, and locking mechanisms
Emergency Doors & Exit Solutions
Emergency doors are critical for the safety of occupants during fire incidents, power outages, or security breaches. Our solutions comply with local and international building codes, ensuring safe evacuation and seamless access control.
- Fire exit doors with UL 10C and EN 1634 certification
- Automatic and panic exit doors for high-traffic areas
- Durable materials suitable for hospitals, schools, offices, and public buildings
- Integration with alarm and access control systems for safety compliance
Why Choose Our Doors?
Our technical and emergency doors are designed with precision engineering and rigorous testing. With certified fire and safety ratings, robust materials, and tailored solutions for any facility, you get unmatched reliability, longevity, and peace of mind.
- Certified fire and safety standards compliance
- Custom solutions for commercial, industrial, and public facilities
- Expert installation and maintenance support
- Durable, secure, and user-friendly designs
Discover our full range of high-security doors or contact our team to request a personalized consultation. For more information on fire safety regulations, visit National Fire Protection Association.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are technical doors used for?
Technical doors are used in industrial, mechanical, and utility areas where durability, controlled access, and fire or sound resistance are required.
Are emergency doors compliant with fire safety regulations?
Yes, our emergency doors meet local and international fire and safety standards, including UL 10C and EN 1634.
Can these doors be integrated with alarm systems?
Absolutely. Our doors can be integrated with alarms, access control, and security systems to enhance facility safety.
More On Technical & Emergency Doors
Technical & Emergency Doors vs Other Doors
Generally, steel is considered the best material for this purpose and is commonly used for contemporary fire doors. However, wood can also be used if treated with a fire-resistant sealant.
Similarly, glass can be reinforced with steel or other metals to increase its temperature resistance. They are tailor-made to suit various functions, making them suitable for a wide range of environments like industries, laboratories, schools, shops, corporations, or buildings with
advanced technologies.
Some unique features of the technical and emergency exit doors include the following:
- Panic Hardware:
Emergency exit/technical doors have push or gear bars that allow inhabitants to evacuate quickly and easily without requiring precise manipulation of standard door knobs. - One-Way Operation:
Emergency exit doors may have a one-way operation, which allows people to leave the building without restriction while blocking outside intrusion. This function ensures a quick escape in an emergency while maintaining security. - Accessible Design:
Emergency exits and technical doors are built with users in mind. Taking into consideration individuals with disabilities, they usually feature ramps or wider doorways to make them easily accessible for people with impairments. - Anti-Panic Lighting:
In the case of power outages during emergencies, anti-panic lighting is fitted into some emergency exit doors. This keeps escape pathways well-lit, making it easier for passengers to find their way to safety. - Compliance with Regulations:
Emergency exit doors must comply with local building codes and safety regulations. This ensures that the doors meet specific standards for safety and functionality.
- Panic Hardware:
Understanding the specific requirements of your project or application will help in selecting the
most suitable technical doors for your needs. Different industries and environments may demand
doors with different features and specifications.
They respond to the needs of both hygiene and mechanical resistance
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