Revolving Door

Revolving Door

Revolving door is a circular entrance system consisting typically of three or four glass wings rotating around a central shaft within a cylindrical enclosure.

It is commonly installed at the main entrances of commercial buildings, hotels, malls, hospitals, and office towers.

Main Components

• Drum Structure – Circular aluminum or stainless-steel frame.
• Glass Wings – Tempered or laminated safety glass panels.
• Drive Motor Unit – For automatic operation.
• Control System – Regulates speed, rotation, and safety functions.
• Safety Sensors – Motion and presence sensors to prevent accidents.
• Floor Ring / Bearing System – Ensures smooth and stable rotation.

Types of Revolving Doors

• Manual Revolving Door – Operated by pushing manually.
• Automatic Revolving Door – Motor-driven with motion sensors.
• Security Revolving Door – Integrated with access control systems (RFID card, biometric, etc.).

Advantages

• Reduces energy loss (maintains indoor air conditioning).
• Enhances building aesthetics with a modern appearance.
• Controls pedestrian traffic flow efficiently.
• Minimizes dust, wind, and outside noise entry.

Common Applications

• Shopping malls
• Hotels
• Corporate office buildings
• Hospitals
• Airports