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Antibacterial Laminate Hospital Doors:Innovation in Hygiene and Durability
Hospital Door Solutions
Doors do not merely separate spaces; they also set health and safety standards. KAPIM combines advanced technology and aesthetics to offer antibacterial laminate hospital doors. Our aluminum door frames and stainless steel kick plates ensure durability and hygiene suitable for every hospital environment. With our customizable vent additions, we guarantee maintaining high air quality. Discover KAPIM’s innovative products offering the highest standard solutions for your healthcare institutions.
Antibacterial
Strong Protection Against Germs
Scratch-Resistant
Zero Tolerance Against Scratches
Quiet
The Key to a Noiseless World
Fire Resistant
The Symbol of Confidence Against Fire
The designed doors offer the four essential features required by the healthcare sector in one: antibacterial protection, scratch-resistant surface, superior sound insulation, and fire resistance. These innovative doors elevate hygiene standards in sterile environments such as hospitals by preventing the spread of germs and bacteria through their antibacterial properties. The scratch-resistant laminate surface maintains its aesthetic appearance even in areas of heavy use, providing a long-lasting solution.
What Should Hospital Doors Include?
Sound Insulation Material
The interiors of doors should be filled with sound insulation material.
Fire Resistance
Doors must be resistant to fire risk for a minimum of 30 minutes.
Antibacterial Door Handle
The accessories used inside should be antibacterial and resistant to multiple uses.
Master Lock System
Each floor must have its own key, and there must be a key for the floor attendant to open it.
Addition of a Kick Plate
Stainless steel should be added to doors at entrances with stretchers to prevent damage that can be caused by stretcher impacts.
Addition of a Vent
Ventilation should be provided by adding vents to hospital bathroom doors.
Our Sample Hospital Doors
Safe Types:
- Aluminum Frame: Offers lightness and durability, resistant to rust.
- Steel Frame: Reinforced design providing high resistance to impacts.
- Wood Laminate Frame: Attractive for its aesthetic appearance and natural texture.
Wing Types:
- Single Rib: Style that highlights simplicity and modern design.
- Double Rib: Ideal structure for additional durability and insulation needs.
Wing Surface:
- Laminate Coating: Offers superior resistance against scratches and wear.
Inner Structure of the Wing:
- Perforated Chipboard: Adds weight and resistance to the door. Honeycomb paper is also used upon request.
- Finger Joint Rib: Enhanced edge structure for increased durability.
Trim Types and Dimensions:
- Adjustable trim for aluminum or steel frames: Allows for flexible installation.
- Wooden adjustable trim: Provides a classic and elegant finish.
Paint Options:
- Static oven paint: Durable and long-lasting surface.
Lock Systems:
- 45mm oval slim mirror: Aesthetic and secure locking mechanism.
Door Handle:
- Stainless steel door handle: Hygienic use and durability.
Hinge:
- 3 aluminum hinges: Easy installation and sturdy hold.
Seal:
- D-type plastic seal: Waterproof and dustproof features.
Standard Colors:
- Customizable color and pattern options based on the project.
What Are Laminated Hospital Doors?
Laminated hospital doors are doors covered with a durable, hygienic, and aesthetically pleasing material called laminate. These doors are preferred in high-traffic environments like hospitals because of their long-lasting nature and easy-to-clean surfaces. They are also resistant to scratches, impacts, and wear.
Can Laminated Hospital Doors Be Fire-Resistant?
Laminated doors can be manufactured to be fire-resistant. Fire-resistant laminated doors help enhance safety in hospital environments by preventing the spread of flames and smoke for a specified period. The fire-resistance level of the door is tested and certified with specific standards. Laminated hospital doors also provide sound insulation. In highly used hospital areas, sound insulation is crucial for maintaining privacy and quietness between rooms.
