Jack Aluminium partners with Geze UK to create an automatic sliding door system

According to a recent report, commercial aluminium systems specialist Jack Aluminium has partnered with Geze UK to create the first PAS24 approved automatic sliding door system. Designed to fill a gap in the healthcare and care home sectors where residents and care teams need the convenience of sliding doors and also where safety and security are of utmost importance, this new system would use Jack Aluminium’s JD47 Non-thermal Door & Shopfront system and Geze’s bespoke hardware.

Jack Aluminium partners with Geze UK to create automatic sliding door system

Jeff Pearson, Sales & Marketing Director at Jack Aluminium Systems, explained: “We knew from talking to customers that there was a real market for an automatic sliding door system that could meet the high levels of security that these healthcare facilities need.”

He also said, “This new product resolves this issue for them. It’s available in single and double sliding door configurations. The doors are automatic so that residents, staff and visitors can easily enter the building. And it is PAS24 approved and SBD compliant too – a great addition to our range of secure, communal entrance doors.”

Jack Aluminium Systems, based at Coventry in central England, is specialised in designing and developing innovative, cost-effective and high-performance commercial aluminium glazing solutions.

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