Telescoping doors are made from a series of small panels that slide back and stack on top of one another, providing an opening with a wide clearance in areas that can't accommodate a full sliding door system. Motion sensors activate the doors as people enter or exit, preventing energy loss while making commercial settings easier to navigate.
Dividing doors into small, manageable sections allows them to function in narrow, confined spaces. But it also requires complex engineering, leading to more stringent maintenance requirements. Vortex technicians are certified by the AADM (American Association of Automatic Door Manufacturers), trained to inspect, repair, service, and replace automatic sliding doors. Our comprehensive technical support helps prevent bottlenecks and ensure traffic flows smoothly in buildings that rely on telescoping doors, including airports, hospitals, shopping malls, and office buildings.
