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	20.01.2012 DORMA ED 100 OFFERS PROVEN RELIABILITY IN ICE HOTEL’S SUB-ZERO TEMPERATURES At the world-famous IceHotel in Sweden, ice is the key material. However, there are just some things that just can’t be made from ice, including doors and door controls. For the entrance to the hotel’s luxurious Royal Deluxe Suite, a glass door and an automatic swing door operator were required but with this came the challenge of finding a product that would operate at sub-zero temperatures. more…
	13.01.2012 DORMA STANDS THE TEST OF TIME When specifying and supplying products to any project, life cycle costs are an increasingly important consideration. This is especially the case for doors and their hardware which is one of the most heavily used parts of any building. Research has shown that where these items accounted for less than 1% of a building’s initial cost, they accounted for 80% of maintenance costs. more…
	04.01.2012 DORMA RIDES HIGH IN THE PREMIERSHIP WITH DORVISION As part of a programme of reducing maintenance costs whilst improving security across its stadium and ancillary club buildings, Premier League football club Blackburn Rovers has launched a new “open and closed doors” policy. As part of the policy, the football club has installed DORVISION, an innovative GPRS based door controls system developed by DORMA, global leader in the development of door technology products and systems. more…
	22.11.2011 MINDING THE DOORS AT REMOTE WEST YORKSHIRE BUS STATIONS Faced with a need to maintain a vast estate of properties whilst ensuring safe and reliable service for passengers, bus operator Metro undertook a review of many of its manual procedures. The review highlighted the costs associated with manually unlocking and locking its unstaffed bus stations each day. more…
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