Leaf door

Ergon door

• Binding opening to the right or to the left with relevant space occupied around the moving leaf.

• NON-binding opening to the right or to the left, with the relevant space occupied around the moving leaf cut almost by half.

• Compulsory adjustment of the rooms (halls, corridors, etc.) involved by the movement of the leaf in order to obtain all around the space required for such a movement.

• About a 50% reduction of the space occupied by the moving leaf that allows users to recover usable spaces compared to the room occupied by the moving leaf.

• Objective difficulty for handicapped people on wheelchairs during opening and/or closing operations of the door.
  (Opening the door by pulling the leaf and closing the door with the leaf that opens on to the opposite side).

• Handicapped people can easily push the leaf both to enter and to exit the same room.
  Thanks to the reduced-radius movement of the leaf they can pull it, always maintaining their frontal position.

Outside sliding door

Ergon door

• The entrance to the room must be placed in such a way to have a wall long enough to enable the leaf to slide.
  The wall must be free from any bulky object, having as a consequence a lost of space.

• Inexistent problem.

• Not advisable, or even not allowed, in rooms where door and window frames with panic systems are required.

• Advisable in rooms where door and window frames with panic systems are required thanks to its double-swing push system.

• Objective difficulty for handicapped people on wheelchairs during opening and/or closing operations of the door, because they have to pull the leaf lengthwise from their frontal position.

• Inexistent problem.

Sliding retractable door (inside the wall)

Ergon door

• The entrance to the room must be placed in such a way to have a wall long enough to enable the leaf to slide.

• Inexistent problem.

• Impossible cleaning of the space inside the wall.
  Scarce hygiene.

• Inexistent problem.

• Objective difficulty for handicapped people on wheelchairs during opening and/or closing operations of the door, because they have to pull the leaf lengthwise from their frontal position.

• Inexistent problem.

• Not advisable, or even not allowed, in rooms where door and window frames with panic systems are required.

• Advisable in rooms where door and window frames with panic systems are required thanks to its double-swing push system.