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Automatic doors Tembisa: supply, installation and repairs

Automatic sliding, swing and revolving entrances for Tembisa and Ivory Park: the hospital and clinics, shopping centres, schools, community buildings and public service centres.

Tembisa is one of the largest townships in Gauteng, between Kempton Park and Midrand, with Ivory Park to the north. It has a large provincial hospital, busy shopping centres, many clinics, schools and community buildings, and a rail and taxi network carrying commuters to work every day. Automatic doors Tembisa buildings use carry very heavy traffic and have to keep working through power cuts.

This page explains what drives the specification for automatic doors Tembisa needs, how we support it from Laser Park, and what to send us for a quotation. Places named here describe the area. They are not a client list.

The hospital

Tembisa’s provincial hospital is one of the busiest in Gauteng, with outpatient queues from early morning, emergency arrivals around the clock and beds, wheelchairs and trolleys moving constantly.

Automatic doors Tembisa hospital entrances use are wide hands-free sliding doors with battery backup, set up with the hospital and its fire strategy and serviced against cycles. See hospital automatic doors.

What wears automatic doors Tembisa entrances: hospital load, month-end crowds, commuter dust, power cuts
What wears an entrance in Tembisa, and what we specify against it.

Automatic doors Tembisa: what we supply, install and repair

People search for this work in different words: automatic doors Tembisa, automatic sliding doors Tembisa, automatic glass doors, automatic door installers, automatic door repairs Tembisa or door automation. It is the same team and the same operators either way, with 24 months on the operator.

We supply and install sliding, telescopic, swing, revolving and hermetic doors, carry out repairs on any brand and service entrances on a planned cycle. Pedestrian entrances only: no garage doors, gates, roller shutters, door closers or private homes.

Shopping centres

Tembisa’s malls are at full stretch at month-end and on payday weekends, with trolleys, prams and crowds through the same doors. Entrances that are narrow or slow create queues.

Wide bi-parting sliding doors, set for heavy traffic and secure at night, suit them. See shopping centre automatic doors.

Buildings that use automatic doors Tembisa: hospitals and clinics, retail and shopping centres, government offices
The building stock that sets the specification for automatic doors Tembisa.

Clinics and service centres

Community clinics and government service centres see queues from opening time, with many elderly visitors and parents with prams. Accessible, hands-free entrances matter.

See automatic doors for disabled access.

Commuter routes

Shops and offices near the stations and taxi ranks see constant foot traffic and dust from the roads from early morning. Robust leaves, brush seals and service against cycles keep them running.

See automatic door lifespan.

Schools

Tembisa’s many schools need accessible entrances, staff control over who enters and doors that are secure after hours.

See automatic doors for schools.

Servicing against cycles

A hospital or mall entrance in Tembisa can do more cycles in a month than an office door does in a year. Wear follows cycles, so these doors are serviced far more often than our six-month standard.

See automatic door maintenance.

Ivory Park and the north

Ivory Park and Rabie Ridge to the north have growing malls, clinics and schools. Their entrances need the same heavy-duty, accessible specification.

See automatic doors Midrand for the business side.

The systems we install in Tembisa

Most automatic doors Tembisa buildings need come down to two operators, both imported and assembled at Laser Park and tested to one million operating cycles: the MC-125 sliding door operator, supplied from R27 590 excluding VAT, and the MCW-100 swing door operator, supplied from R15 900 excluding VAT, as published on our sister company Coetz.

The finished price depends on the leaves, glass, header, sensors, locking and access control, all quoted per site. See our automatic door prices guide and sliding vs swing door guide.

Every entrance also gets a defined power-failure behaviour, agreed with the building and its fire strategy; see automatic doors and load shedding.

Choosing the right entrance in Tembisa

The hospital and clinics get wide hands-free sliding doors with battery backup. Malls get bi-parting sliding doors. Schools often suit swing doors with push buttons.

Common faults on automatic doors Tembisa

Very high cycle counts wear belts, rollers and floor guides, and road dust fouls sensors. See automatic door repairs.

Working on site in Tembisa

The hospital requires work planned so an entrance always stays open.

Servicing automatic doors Tembisa

Hospital and mall entrances are serviced against cycles, far more often than offices.

Every visit ends with a written record, and several doors or buildings can sit under one service level agreement. Safety settings are re-checked on every visit; see automatic door safety requirements and the South African Bureau of Standards.

How we support automatic doors Tembisa

Tembisa is between Kempton Park and Midrand, north-east of our Laser Park base. Same-day attendance in Gauteng is normally possible because both the workshop and the spares are in Laser Park. Response for each site is agreed up front against what a failure costs you.

  • Our own technicians install, commission and service the doors. We do not sub-contract the work.
  • Our technicians are trained on our own operators and on other manufacturers’ operators. See automatic door technician.
Automatic doors Tembisa coverage across Tembisa and Ivory Park, served from our Johannesburg base, schematic map
Tembisa is attended from our Laser Park base in Roodepoort. Schematic, not to scale.

What to send us for an automatic doors Tembisa quote

A photograph and a few measurements settle most of the specification before anyone visits. Send us:

  • A photograph of the doorway taken from far enough back to show the wall on both sides.
  • A photograph of the header and ceiling above the door.
  • The clear opening width and height.
  • Who uses the door and how busy it gets at the worst time of day.
  • How busy the entrance is at its worst time of day, and whether it must work in a power cut.
What to send for an automatic doors Tembisa quotation
Five things that settle a quotation before the site visit.

A quotation for automatic doors Tembisa usually follows within two working days of a site visit or a complete set of photographs. Request a quote or call 010 412 0062, Monday to Thursday 08:00 to 16:30 and Friday 08:00 to 14:00.

Automatic doors Tembisa: frequently asked

Do you install automatic doors at the hospital in Tembisa?

Yes. We supply, install and service hospital entrances with wide openings and battery backup, set up with the hospital and its fire strategy.

Do you cover Ivory Park as well as Tembisa?

Yes. We cover Tembisa, Ivory Park, Rabie Ridge, Kaalfontein and Ebony Park.

Which areas around Tembisa do you cover?

Tembisa, Ivory Park, Rabie Ridge, Kaalfontein, Ebony Park, Olifantsfontein and Clayville.

Do you automate garage doors or gates in Tembisa?

No. We do pedestrian entrances only: automatic sliding, swing, telescopic, revolving and hermetic doors. Garage doors, driveway gates and roller shutters are a separate trade, and we do not supply or service them.

Need automatic doors in Tembisa?

Send the opening, the traffic and a photograph, and we will confirm the configuration in writing before anything is ordered.

In short

Automatic doors Tembisa at a glance

  • Automatic doors Tembisa at the hospital run around the clock.
  • Automatic doors Tembisa in malls keep up at month-end.
  • Automatic doors Tembisa at clinics are hands-free and accessible.
  • Automatic doors Tembisa are serviced against cycles.
  • Automatic doors Tembisa are fitted by our own technicians, with 24 months on the operator.
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