DORMA space saving automatic door installed at St Paul’s Cathedral

A DORMA RST space saving automatic operator has been installed in the new South Churchyard at St Paul’s Cathedral. The restoration required a bespoke design for the entrance due to a restricted space configuration, and the RST space-saver door offered the perfect solution.

DORMA’s RST features a unique operating method that allows the door to provide an opening nearly as wide as the clear structural opening width itself. This is achieved by a swivel movement where the pivot centres are located off-centre, above and below the door opening, resulting in the doors first swinging open and then moving sideways – all contained in a minimum sweep area.

DORMA RST space-saver doors are available in standard sizes ready to install, or as customised units to suit individual requirements. There is a choice between elegant fine-framed system with “all-glass” look and a rugged aluminium frame system. The RST, which helps meet DDA requirements, can also be used on emergency escape routes as it is possible to open the doors like a normal hinged doors in an emergency.

The opening of the new South Churchyard of St Paul’s Cathedral is part of a £40m campaign to clean and restore the famous 17th century building, and has been designed as a peaceful and contemplative open space for visitors.

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