Automatic Doors in Vancouver & British Columbia

Built around the way your building works.

A storefront, hotel lobby and office entrance ask different things of a door. Start with the people using it, the busiest times of day and how access changes after hours.

Retail & grocery

Consider sliding entrances for customers, carts and frequent two-way traffic. Review clear opening width, approach space, activation and the entrance layout.

Offices & mixed-use buildings

Coordinate visitor access, tenant credentials and after-hours locking. Review the entrance alongside reception, the vestibule and any internal access-control gates.

Hotels & hospitality

Plan for guests, luggage and a welcoming arrival. Sliding, swing or revolving entrances can be considered according to traffic, available space and the architectural brief.

Healthcare & community facilities

Start with users who may need more time or space to pass through. Review mobility-aid clearance, activation locations and door operation with the facility team. Specialist clinical openings require a separate specification.

Existing commercial properties

Review the door, frame, hinges, closer, locking and power before adding an operator. Plan installation access, disruption and maintenance responsibilities alongside the upgrade.

Beyond sliding and swing doors.

Revolving entrances

A reference option for selected commercial lobbies where traffic flow and indoor climate separation matter. Review the footprint, entrance capacity and an appropriate adjacent accessible route before shortlisting a system.

Controlled pedestrian access

Speed gates and other controlled-entry systems serve a different purpose from an automatic entrance. Coordinate credentials, visitor management and emergency operation as a separate part of the access strategy.

These are planning options, not a statement of confirmed product availability or installation scope. Final selection, supply and service arrangements are confirmed for each project.