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We also supply and install Telephone and digital access controls from Bell, Videx and Targha. Also Bewator and Camé keypads, Keylex mechanical digital locks for office and main entrance doors and Paxton proximity sensors. Our AC Type 8 disabled persons toilet system is a full access control system for automating and locking/unlocking the doors of disabled toilets.

Door Spring Supplies are also distributors for gates and barriers from FAAC and Came. Everything from automatic car park barriers to automatic domestic gates including retrofit systems for existing installations.

We can assist you with all your automated door opening solutions. We are UK distributors of Geze, Ditec, Stanley, Record, Tormax and FAAC Automatic door gear and Dorma, LCN and Briton door closers.

We provide disabled automatic door operators suitable for domestic or commercial installation, self closing springs and transom closers to aluminium door systems. Telephone and digital access controls are from Bell, Videx and Targha. Also Bewator and Camé keypads, Keylex mechanical digital locks for office and main entrance doors and Paxton proximity sensors.

We also supply and install Von Duprin and Briton emergency exit devices, Delta Roll automated shutters, FAAC car park barriers and Camé automatic gates.Other products include Kestrel manual doors, curtain walling and shopfronts and Stanley hinges.

Kestrel Low Rise Curtain Wall System
This system is an economic and aesthetically pleasing solution to façade cladding. The system is suitable for use on all buildings where good thermal and weather performance is required, and is suitable for low rise applications up to 20m tall.

Curtain Wall systems

The range of profiles is based around 75mm, 100mm and 125mm mullion and transom designs, plus a 50mm box transom accompanied by purpose designed ancillary items required of a high performance curtain wall system.

The choice of profile sizes and frame design is determined by the expected exposure to local wind pressures.

The need for controlling high level ventilation in buildings is universally appreciated, and wherever out of reach windows are incorporated there is a requirement for simple, economic and unobtrusive type of gear.

This is no longer a problem with the application of the wide range available. The advantages offered enable a number of high level windows to be opened and closed from a single operator, located in some cases a hundered feet away. The problem of difficult building contours is also overcome by the ability of the transmitting conduit to be had bent on site with the aid of a simple tool.