The floor-to-ceiling, double-leaf sliding door from HT Group creates particularly wide passages for beds, transport carts, and tall medical equipment. With a clear frame width of up to 3,000 mm, it is suitable for functional areas in hospitals and clinics where freedom of movement and a robust design are required.

The track box integrated into the ceiling ensures a clean room design and is equipped with a hinged inspection panel for maintenance and service. The frame and door leaves are individually adapted to the installation situation. The surfaces are available in brushed stainless steel, powder-coated, laminate, or pre-coated sheet steel; optional designs with colored toughened safety glass (ESG) are also possible.

The door can be designed for manual operation or with a Dorma ES 420 automatic drive. Depending on requirements, radiation and laser protection, viewing windows, blinds, roller shades, LC glass, airlock functionality, and integration into HT Control are available.
 

Technical data at a glance

• Clear frame width: 1,600–3,000 mm
• Clear passage width: A − 250 mm, with bow handle
• Frame height: maximum 3,000 mm
• Wall thickness: up to 200 mm as standard, optionally up to 450 mm
• Track box length: 2 × A + 600 mm
• Door leaf width: A + 50 mm
• Frame: brushed stainless steel V2A or sheet steel, optionally powder-coated according to RAL or NCS color chart
• Door leaf surfaces: brushed stainless steel, powder-coated, laminate, or pre-coated sheet steel; optional colored toughened safety glass (ESG)
• Door leaf weight: up to 2 × 125 kg as standard, up to 175 kg per door leaf as a special design
• Door handles: bow handles or recessed handles
• Drive: manual track or automatic drive Dorma ES 420
• Activation: push-button provided by the client for automatic versions
• Options: radiation protection Pb 0.5–3 mm, laser protection according to DIN EN 12254, viewing window, blinds, roller shade, LC glass, airlock function, and HT Control
• Door leaf core: water-resistant or waterproof
   

Areas of application

• Operating rooms and functional areas near operating rooms
• Hybrid ORs and interventional areas
• Areas with bed, equipment, and material transport
• Examination, treatment, and diagnostic rooms
• Intensive care, recovery, and nursing areas
• X-ray and laser areas with corresponding special equipment
• Hospitals, clinics, and medical centers
   

You can find more detailed information in the data sheet:
Data sheet