Rotating movement · Architectural integration
Revolving Door
Systems
The right model for your entrance, with details that complement your architecture. Explore automatic, manual and glass revolving door designs.
Model options
The right design for your entrance.
Controlled movement
Automatic Revolving Door
Combines motor-driven rotation with user detection. Traffic levels, leaf configuration and architectural dimensions are assessed together during planning.
Leaf configuration
Three or four-leaf configuration
Application
Rotation managed by sensors and a control panel
Project considerations
Pedestrian flow, diameter and entrance height
Considered for automatic operation at hotel, office and commercial building entrances.
User-driven movement
Manual Revolving Door
A straightforward entrance solution that rotates when the user pushes a leaf. Leaf balance, handle placement and rotation control are key to comfortable operation.
Leaf configuration
Three or four-leaf configuration
Application
Manually initiated rotation
Project considerations
Traffic levels and rotation control
Considered according to intended use at entrances with more controlled pedestrian flow.
Transparent centre
Glass-Centre Revolving Door
A glass-focused central design preserves sightlines. Coordinating profiles and fittings gives the entrance a lighter, more cohesive appearance.
Design
Glass-focused centre and leaf connections
Application
Automatic or manual, depending on the model
Project considerations
Glass connections and architectural transparency
Considered for entrances that integrate with glazed façades and emphasise transparency.
Light and openness
Glass-Roof Revolving Door
A glass roof extends transparency above the entrance. The roof, structural connections and operator placement are coordinated with the architectural design.
Design
Transparent roof and glass-focused body
Application
Automatic or manual, depending on the model
Project considerations
Roof connections and operator position
Considered for projects where daylight and visual continuity with the façade are priorities.
An architectural welcome
Showcase Revolving Door
Integrates a central display space into the revolving door. The showcase, leaves and passage areas are designed together as part of the entrance architecture.
Design
Central display space
Application
Automatic rotation
Project considerations
Display volume and clear passage area
Considered for spacious entrances requiring a display for products, objects or brand presentations.
Two operating modes
Two-Wing Combined Revolving Door
Combines a two-wing revolving door with a central sliding passage in one system. Revolving and straight-through access are managed by the selected model’s control system.
Design
Two wings with a central sliding passage
Application
Revolving and sliding door modes
Project considerations
Access scenarios and entrance dimensions
Assessed for each project to accommodate different access needs within a single entrance.
Options and accessories
A complete system, down to the details.
Explore options from controls to surface finishes. Open a heading to view its details.
Air curtain
Entrance comfort
Entrance comfort
Placement and airflow direction are planned together with canopy dimensions. Entrance location and indoor conditions are considered when selecting the unit.
Night closure
Outside operating hours
Outside operating hours
An additional system that closes the entrance outside operating hours. Manual or motorised operation and locking arrangements depend on the door model.
Folding leaves
Flexible access
Flexible access
Allows the leaves of suitable models to fold and create an alternative opening. Intended use, mechanical configuration and applicable project conditions are assessed together.
Control panel
Operating management
Operating management
Operating modes can be managed using key-operated or display-based controls. Panel functions depend on the selected automation and door model.
Sensors and buttons
Movement control
Movement control
Approach, presence and contact detection points are arranged around the door’s movement area. Required equipment, including emergency stop and slow passage buttons, is assessed as part of the complete system.
Finish and glazing options
Architectural integration
Architectural integration
RAL colours, anodised finishes and stainless steel surfaces are coordinated with the façade. Glazing appearance and profile details are selected to suit the model’s construction.
Lighting
Entrance appearance
Entrance appearance
Under-canopy or perimeter lighting is designed to suit the entrance architecture. Light colour, placement and maintenance access are confirmed during project planning.
Entrance mat and floor
Finishing details
Finishing details
The mat area, floor ring and flooring connections are coordinated with the door layout. Floor levels and drainage requirements are assessed before installation.
Available options depend on the selected model and project conditions. Final dimensions, glazing, controls and safety equipment are confirmed during quotation and project planning.
Project-specific planning
From model selection to installation.
01 / LAYOUT
Let’s define your entrance dimensions.
Let’s assess the diameter, passage height, façade opening and circulation space around the door together.
02 / OPERATION
Let’s plan how your entrance will work.
Let’s choose a configuration that suits pedestrian traffic, operating hours, accessibility and alternative access requirements.
03 / DETAILS
Let’s complete the architectural details.
Let’s coordinate the leaves, glazing, finishes, lighting and floor connections within the overall project.
Let’s plan your revolving door together.
Share your entrance dimensions and preferred model so we can find the right solution together.