Summertime = holiday time. Holidays are possible again and hotels are open again. Atmosphere and design are important factors for feeling comfortable here, but security is also very important. Hotel doors, for example, must not just be attractive, they also have to fulfil many requirements today.
This turns the hotel door into a functional door
Section 7 of the Accommodation Facilities Ordinance (observe the regulations in your own federal state) regulates the properties that functional doors in hotels must fulfil. These include stricter guidelines on fire and smoke protection, as well as sound insulation. In addition, care should be taken during planning to ensure that the doors are burglar-proof.
Doors and frames are elements that complement and round off the room design and complete the style of the building. On the other hand, in addition to these visual criteria, they also have technical and functional properties and must fulfil a wide variety of functions.
Multifunctional all-rounder
However, the requirements in hotels go even further: corridors and various complexes in the buildings are separated by connecting doors. Sound, smoke and fire protection are particularly important here. Glass doors - made of safe laminated glass, of course - also play a role here. They let daylight into dark corridors and make the hallway more inviting.
Wet and damp room doors are in demand in bathrooms and spa areas. In addition to providing the necessary privacy, they offer protection against increased exposure to moisture and humidity and also retain their closing properties. The PRÜM test criteria for quality assurance here include swelling and deformation of the door leaf, corrosion on the fittings and surface damage.
In conference areas, meeting rooms and offices, the hotel doors once again provide a stylish and prestigious ambience and score points not only for their design and fulfilment of fire protection requirements, but above all for their sound insulation properties.
The PRÜM product range includes a variety offunctional doors and frames in a variety of designs, styles and with a wide range of properties - in all standard formats and sizes and, on request, as customised products.
Best practice in live application
The Deck 8 relies on burglary, smoke and fire protection doors from PRÜM. The design hotel in Soest has a stylish ambience with a high level of comfort. Design and function are chicly integrated into the style of the hotel. The door elements in HPL dark oak and CPL white lacquer with burglary, smoke and fire protection functions are used both in the room room entrance doors as well as a vestibule element .
The Itterbach Residence combines exclusivity and modern design with historical charm and timeless elegance. The choice here fell on PROFILIA style doors with a white lacquer surfaceand customised bevelled elements and glass sliding doors with SLIM sliding door fittingsequipped with fire, smoke protection and climate control functions.
On our website we have a collection of best practices in various building types. Visit us at https://www.tuer.de/unternehmen/referenzen/if you would like to find out more about doors in retirement homes or, for example, in the Cologne crane houses.
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