High-speed parking door: quiet and agility in hotels and hospitals

In hospital and hotel car parks, access management must be fast, secure and, above all, quiet. Hospital environments require peace and quiet 24 hours a day. In hotels, providing a comfortable experience also means taking care of the acoustic aspects. Faced with these challenges, the self-repairing high-speed parking door from Ferroflex is the ideal solution with its high opening and closing speed, low maintenance and noise reduction.

This roll-up door is made of a reinforced PVC canvas that provides security, as well as resistance to environmental factors such as rain or wind. This gives the model a high level of durability, as well as a remarkably silent operation, thanks to its motor and the canvas that it is made of. This is a key advantage over traditional noisy metal hinged or sliding doors, which often squeak or slam shut. The quiet performance is combined with a low-maintenance motor that significantly reduces downtime.

Another advantage of this model is its self-repair capability. In the event of small impacts, the canvas is released from the guides without breaking and without interrupting the vehicle's transit. Thanks to a lateral rail system, the canvas is reinserted into the guides when rolled up, regaining its initial configuration and becoming operational again without the need for technical intervention. In addition, the strength of the PVC and the ductility of the canvas prevent the noise that a metal door could emit in the event of a collision. In any case, for a greater guarantee of the proper functioning of high-speed doors, Ferroflex offers tailor-made preventive maintenance plans, as well as technical assistance with a wide time and geographical coverage.

Like all Ferroflex models, this high-speed door offers customisation options to adapt it to the needs of each car park. The canvas is black, but can be vinylised to transmit useful information, such as opening hours or indications, or with logos that serve as corporate identification of the car park. It can be easily connected to the car park management system, allowing easy integration with other elements such as readers, cameras or sensors to improve access control and security of the facility. In addition, optional equipment can be added, such as a motor cover, opening options such as magnetic loop, sensors, or push buttons, or emergency systems such as manual opening by chain or UPS, the latter to maintain the operation of the door in the event of a power failure.

In conclusion, to provide access to car parks in hospitals and hotels, the Ferroflex self-repairing high-speed door for car parks is the ideal solution. A model that, far from creating barriers, facilitates agile, silent and durable access.