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Ward & Inpatient Door Solutions

Ward & Inpatient Door Solutions

Steel ward doors, glazed ICU doors and swing doors for inpatient departments balancing hygiene, privacy and daily durability.

What ward doors must deliver

Ward doors live a different life from OR doors: bed and trolley impacts around the clock, cleaning teams with trolleys and disinfectants, patients who need privacy and quiet. The door must be tough on the inside face and calm on the corridor face - and it must keep working after year five of abuse.

Recommended door configuration

Patient rooms: steel ward doors (WD-100) with antibacterial powder coating, optional vision panel with blinds, drop seal for rest-protecting acoustics. ICU/CCU: glazed steel doors (WD-110) with large double-glazed panels and optional electric blinds for monitoring. Corridors and service rooms: heavy-duty corridor doors (WD-200) with kick plates and high-cycle hardware.

Matching components from our range

Observation windows (GW-100) between corridor and room walls where glazed doors are not fitted, and double-glazed windows for nurse stations and consultation rooms.

Project logistics

Ward floors mean hundreds of identical sets - we deliver labeled per floor and room number with consolidated packing lists so installation crews work in order.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What door suits patient rooms best?

HPL-faced swing doors with antibacterial laminate, optional vision panel with blinds and an acoustic drop seal - tough against bed traffic and quiet for recovery.

How do ward doors handle high traffic?

Reinforced edges, high-cycle hinges and optional kick plates; corridor versions add heavy-duty lockcases rated for constant use.

Can ward doors match our color scheme?

Yes - full HPL laminate decors and RAL powder-coating ranges to match ward wayfinding schemes.

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