HINGED DOOR
SLIDING POCKET DOOR
Sliding doors offer the following TECHNICAL DETAILS: more space and greater maneuverability.
Of course you get more usable space and no intrusion into corridors, but if you're a wheelchair user or have difficulties with
maneuvering, it's much easier to pass through a sliding pocket door.
The awkward backward and forward motion needed when using a hinged door is completely eliminated.
This is also the case for anyone using walking aids, blind or visually impaired people, as the danger of the leading edge is
removed.
1. Get closer to the door, lean toward it to held the door handle.
2. With one hand open the door, with the other push the wheelchair backward.
3. To allow the wheelchair passage the hinged door has to be completely open.
4. Rotate the wheelchair by 180° and proceed backward through the door thrusting with a hand, while holding the handle
with the other one to close the door.
5. Rotate by 180° and go on.
1. Get closer to the sliding door and open it.
2. Go through the door and close it.
3. Go on.
ECLISSE HOIST is the solution for
disabled, is a variant of the traditional
ECLISSE SINGLE, ECLISSE LUCE
SINGLE.
ECLISSE HOIST represents a solution
that eliminates architectural barriers so
any interior space can benefit from the
advantages of a sliding pocket door
system.
Hoist model can be made starting
with a minimum passage width
of 36" (considering that the door
panel protrudes by 4" to allow the
installation of the push handle, the net
passage width is 32").
Door panel maximum weight is 132
lbs.
The structure has been adapted so
that the top horizontal bar does not
interfere with the passage of the hoist
track and allows to close the door.
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180°
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ECLISSE HOIST
SOLUTIONS FOR DISABLED ENVIRONMENTS
ECLISSE
CIRCULAR
ECLISSE
HOIST
ECLISSE
TWICE
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SPECIAL PRODUCTS
SPECIAL PRODUCTS
