What types of medical doors are there?

What types of medical doors are there? According to the place of use, we can divide general hospitals into ward doors, clinic doors, radiology room doors, operating room doors, passage doors, Bathroom doors, fire escape doors, etc. Maternal and child health hospitals even have special maternal and infant room doors.

Ward doors generally use double-door sizes to facilitate the entry and exit of hospital beds. Observation windows are added to the doors to facilitate medical staff to observe the internal conditions of the ward at any time. At the same time, many ward door designs will also add bright windows to improve the lighting of the space.

The clinic door is generally a single door, and observation windows and bright windows can also be added.

The radiology door is also the CT room door, also called the radiation-proof door. The inside of the door must contain lead plates and have good airtightness. Due to the addition of lead plates, the weight of radiation-proof doors is very high, and the manual opening method is difficult to use in daily life. Therefore, radiation-proof doors are generally opened electrically.

The operating room door is mainly made of clean plates, which are easy to clean, and the opening method requires a foot-operated sensor or a non-contact sensor to ensure that medical staff do not touch anything with their hands before entering the operating room

Aisle doors generally use double doors, and there are also double doors to facilitate the entry and exit of hospital beds.

The bathroom door must be made of steel or aluminum alloy, or a wooden door with excellent moisture-proof performance.

Fire escape. As the name suggests, the door is a fireproof door and must have a fireproof certificate.