Hospital Door Guide: What Doors Are Used in Large Hospitals?

When talking about hospital door systems, most people still imagine ordinary household doors. However, large hospitals rely on a wide range of specialized hospital door types designed for hygiene, safety, and high-frequency use.

Hospital Door for Outpatient Ward Areas

Medical staff and patients come and go frequently in this area, and the door is used very frequently. Therefore, it not only meets the needs of light opening and closing, durable and convenient cleaning, but also creates a quiet and comfortable medical environment for patients.

Features of good hospital door for ward areas:

• It belongs to the door type without welding process, which is convenient for cleaning and reduces the growth of bacteria.
• It has good sealing, sound insulation and moisturizing effects, so it plays the role of respecting privacy and being considerate of patients.
• It is medical hardware with guaranteed quality and super durability.

• It can be matched with a variety of windows and ventilation shutters to meet the needs of lighting, visiting and ventilation.

As a professional hospital door manufacturer, Xinyi can provide you with a great variety of hospital patient room doors so as to meet diverse needs of yours. 

Medical door for Functional Diagnosis and Treatment Areas

Since functions of the diagnosis and treatment areas are different, the hospital door types used are also different. For example, automatic sliding doors are often used in operating rooms. Cleaning doors are used in some sterile environments.

(1) Automatic Moving Door of Operating Room

The interior decoration adopts the same kind of substrates as high-speed rail cars and airplanes. This material has high density, flame retardant, aging resistance, and extremely high impact resistance.

The surface of the selected material is smooth, so it is very easy to clean, and it also has a very high moisture and water resistance.

(2) Cleaning Doors

Its surface is smooth and easy to clean and disinfect, and it can effectively inhibit the growth of bacteria.

Hospital Door for Public Passage Areas

In addition to facilitating people’s passage, most of the aisles and staircase entrances in hospitals also need to have fire protection functions.

Hospital Door for Radioactive Areas

CT rooms, X-ray rooms, and other places in hospitals often use rays for some diagnostic services, which will generate a certain amount of radiation. Therefore, it is necessary to install a radiation-proof door to block the passage of rays.