Safe, durable and design-orientated door, sanitary and partition wall solutions for modern hotels.
Hôtel de la Cigogne in Saint Ursanne
MOXY Hotel im Skypark Luxemburg
Stay KooooK Bern City Hotel
4-star superior experience hotel Krønasår
Invalidenstraße Downtown Apartments
Clarion Kongress Hotel Prag
Sofitel Frankfurt Opera Hotel
ibis budget Bremen City Center
Upstalsboom Aparthotel Waterkant Suites
GT3 - das sportliche Hotel am Nürburgring
Le Meridien Parkhotel Frankfurt am Main
Waldhaus Flims Wellness Resort
InterContinental Bordeaux Le Grand Hotel Bordeaux
Hotel Severins Resort Spa Sylt
Hotel und Apartments Waldorf Astoria Berlin
Erlebnishotel Bell Rock Europa Park
Jumeirah Port Soller Hotel Spa Mallorca
Hotel Travel Charme Ifen Kleinwalsertal
Durable solutions for the high frequency of use in everyday hotel life
Hotel rooms and public areas are subjected to heavy stress on a daily basis: suitcases, cleaning equipment, frequent door cycles and changing guests ensure constant loads. Doors, shower systems and partition wall systems must therefore be particularly robust, resistant and easy to clean.
Our products for the hotel sector are designed for a high number of cycles, stable fittings and durable surfaces - so that they function reliably even after years of intensive use and are visually appealing.
Safety in every area: fire protection and escape route requirements
Hotels are subject to strict fire protection and safety regulations. Corridors, staircases and connecting corridors in particular must be equipped with tested doors that reliably stop fire and smoke and at the same time enable safe evacuation.
Safety doors fulfil the usual classifications such as T30 and smoke protection (RS). Self-closing systems, panic functions and robust door frames ensure that the legal requirements are fully met - and that guests and employees are protected at all times.
Maximum comfort thanks to effective sound insulation
Peace and quiet is one of the most important quality factors of a hotel stay. Sound insulation therefore plays a central role - both in the guest room and in the bathroom and technical areas.
With high-quality soundproof doors (37-42 dB), acoustically optimised shower systems and decoupled constructions, Arbonia helps to minimise disturbing noises. The result is a quiet, comfortable atmosphere that has a lasting positive effect on guests' stay.
Frequently asked questions
Hotels place particularly high demands on doors, shower systems and partition walls. From maximum sound insulation and strict fire protection to design, hygiene and durability, many aspects have to be fulfilled at the same time. In our FAQs, we answer the most important questions about planning, selecting and using our solutions in hotel construction - in a compact, understandable and practical way.
Which doors are suitable for hotels?
Hotels need doors that meet high standards in terms of both function and design. Properties such as sound insulation, fire protection and durability are particularly important. Doors with increased sound insulation (at least 37-42 dB) are recommended for guest rooms. In corridors, stairwells and technical areas, fire protection doors to T30 or T60 are often required. The design also plays a role in ensuring that the doors blend harmoniously into the hotel concept.
Which sound insulation classes are required for guest rooms?
In the hotel industry, sound insulation is one of the most important comfort factors. Depending on the hotel category, guide values of 37 to 42 dB apply for room doors. Higher sound insulation has been proven to improve guest satisfaction and reduce complaints. Automatic floor seals, massive door leaves and stable door frames make a significant contribution to sound reduction.
Are fire doors mandatory in hotels?
Yes, fire doors are required by law in most areas of a hotel. Escape routes, stairwells, corridors, connecting corridors and plant rooms in particular must be fitted with tested fire and smoke protection doors. Depending on the state building regulations, T30/T60 and RS (smoke protection) are required. These doors must be self-closing and must not be blocked.