What are ICU doors?

 An isolation room needs to pressurize with the door closed. But, trackless ICU doors, even smoke rated ICU doors, have a gap at the bottom which can make it difficult to maintain the right pressure. &#;Isolation rated&#; means the gap at the bottom is sealed and the door is tested to ensure it meets positive and negative pressure requirements. The bottom sweeps need to do all the work to help you keep the pressure. Typically, for an isolation rated ICU door, STANLEY provides brush-type sweeps on the sliding panels (SX). If it&#;s a swing-only panel (SO), then a rubber sweep is provided.

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Touchless Automation for Infection Control

Our ProCare A 2-panel automatic sliding door has a jamb-mounted touchless wave activation and overhead safety sensors, as does our Dura-Care A (a 3-panel automatic sliding door). Touchless activation minimizes contact with the doors and stops the spread of germs &#;a critical requirement for hospital or ICU settings.

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P-Panel/Surface Applied Doors

We also offer P-Panel or surface applied manual doors. These doors have a single sliding panel with breakout capabilities. We suggest a surface applied solution for rough opening widths between 35.3" and 106.3", clear door opening widths between 35.3" and 91.5", and retrofit applications. These doors are great for renovations, patient bathrooms, ICUs/CCUs, pre/post-surgery rooms, same-day surgery rooms, trauma rooms, and office/meeting rooms.

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Door Selection Guidelines

With 1-, 2-, 3-, and 4-panel configurations and manual and automatic options available, it's important to consider which will work best for your space. Follow these simple guidelines and your door will be a perfect fit.

• Choose doors with the largest clear door opening for easier patient transport without requiring door breakaway.
• Two-panel doors are more cost-effective, while 3-panel and 4-panel doors swing out less into the patient room or corridor. 
• Door frames should be 1/2" smaller than your rough opening. 

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