Commercial Automatic Door Installation in NYC and Nassau County
R.H. Limitless installs automatic door systems for commercial properties across Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, and Nassau County. Retail storefronts, medical facilities, office buildings and other businesses rely on us for entrances that open smoothly, meet accessibility requirements, and hold up to heavy daily traffic.
Automatic Door Systems We Install
Automatic Sliding Doors
Sliding doors are the most common choice for busy storefronts, grocery stores and medical offices. They handle high traffic well, open without swinging into the walkway, and work with single-slide, bi-parting and breakout configurations.
Automatic Swing Doors
Swing door operators suit entrances where a sliding system will not fit, such as vestibules, interior corridors and existing hinged doors. Operators can often be added to a suitable existing door.
Revolving Doors
Revolving doors help control airflow and energy loss in lobbies and high-traffic buildings while keeping a steady flow of people moving.
Handicap-Accessible (ADA) Door Operators
Low-energy door operators with push plates or wave switches make an entrance usable for people with limited mobility, wheelchairs, strollers or carts. They are one of the most practical ways to improve accessibility at an existing entrance.
What to Expect From an Installation
- Site assessment: we look at the opening, traffic volume, power supply, the header and frame, and how people use the entrance.
- System recommendation: we recommend the door type, operator and sensors that fit your building and budget, and explain the options clearly.
- Installation: we install the operator, sensors, activation devices and safety components, and plan the work to keep disruption to your business low.
- Testing and adjustment: opening speed, hold-open time, sensor coverage and closing force are set and tested before we hand the door over.
- Walkthrough: we show your staff how the system works and what a quick daily safety check looks like.
Built for Safety and Code Compliance
Commercial automatic doors in the United States are covered by ANSI/BHMA standards, including A156.10 for full-power pedestrian doors and A156.19 for low-energy swing door operators. These standards set requirements for sensors, signage, opening and closing speeds, and safety zones. We install and set up each system with these safety requirements in mind so the door protects the people who use it every day.
Choosing the Right Door for Your Entrance
- High foot traffic: sliding doors usually move people fastest.
- Limited space: swing operators can often be added to an existing door.
- Energy and draft control: revolving doors or vestibule setups reduce air exchange.
- Accessibility upgrade: a low-energy operator with push plates is often the simplest solution.
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