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AirDoor creates a controlled air barrier around commercial building entrances, improving energy efficiency and lowering operating costs while creating comfortable, welcoming environments without the need for draught lobbies or revolving doors.
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A smarter approach to entrance control
AirDoor is a standalone, tailor-made solution that integrates seamlessly around most commercial doorways.
It’s a sensor‑controlled, intelligent airflow system that actively responds to changing conditions at the entrance.
By controlling air movement at the entrance, AirDoor limits unwanted outside air entering and helps maintain stable internal conditions.
By controlling airflow at frequently used commercial entrances without restricting access, AirDoor reduces heat loss and lowers heating demand, helping existing building systems operate more efficiently while using significantly less energy than traditional overdoor heaters.
By reducing heat loss and unnecessary heating demand, AirDoor lowers the operating cost of existing building systems and delivers significantly lower running costs than traditional overdoor heaters by operating without any heating or cooling element.
By eliminating cold draughts and weather‑related infiltration at entrances, AirDoor creates comfortable, welcoming arrival spaces without the need for draught lobbies or revolving doors, improving thermal comfort while keeping busy commercial doorways open.
A groundbreaking project unlocking energy and emissions reductions at John Lewis Edinburgh.
Our flagship, high-performance entrance solution
AirDoor integrates seamlessly around most commercial openings, creating an invisible, active air barrier that keeps entrances open and welcoming while reducing infiltration and energy loss.
Our solution for entrances with overhead space constraints
AirDoor Lite creates the same active air barrier as AirDoor, but in a pillar design, ideal for buildings where architectural constraints limit the use of an overhead crossbeam.
Our solution for temperature-controlled spaces
AirDoor Curve is specifically designed for adjoining indoor spaces that need different temperatures, where its unique twisted pillars keep hot and cold zones separate.
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No. Whilst AirDoor can be designed in at build phase and installed at fit out stages of a new build project, it is just as easy to retrofit AirDoor into existing buildings. Installation is quick (often as quick as one shift) and can be scheduled around normal operating hours to minimise disruption, often reusing existing power supplies.
Yes. AirDoor is specifically designed for busy commercial environments such as offices, airports, hotels and public buildings, delivering consistent performance and protection even in spaces with frequent door use or open-door policies. The system uses an invisible, active air barrier and a smart control system, allowing fans to ramp up and down in response to external weather conditions.
No. AirDoor is designed to integrate with modern architecture. It can be installed seamlessly around the entrance or can be manufactured in a range of colours to act as a statement feature. AirDoor maintains open, visually appealing entrances without the need for physical barriers, preserving both aesthetics and functionality.
AirDoor reduces the escape of heated or conditioned air through open doors. This lowers energy consumption, reduces HVAC load and helps building operators achieve greater efficiency and cost savings.
AirDoor eliminates cold draughts and stabilises temperatures near doorways. This ensures a more consistent and comfortable environment for employees and visitors, particularly in high-traffic entrance areas.
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