Solutions for barrier-free society
People with physical disabilities
Difficult to press the touch button
People pushing wheelchairs or strollers
Difficult to reach the touch button
People whose hands are full
Difficult to press the touch button
People with visual disabilities
Difficult to know where the touch button is
NATRUS+e W
Pedestrian flow solutions
Compatible with Japan industry safety standards
Automatic doors in high-traffic areas often open unnecessarily, reducing air conditioning efficiency and indoor comfort. However, touch-type automatic doorsare not user-friendly. In such circumstances, NATRUS+e W doors can be helpful. They open by predicting the vector (speed and direction) of approaching people, providing excellent accessibility for people to pass through doors smoothly without the need for touch operations.
Difficult to press the touch button
Barrier-free access with user-friendly design.
International organizations such as the International Labor Organization (ILO) and the World Health Organization (WHO) provide guidelines and recommendations for achieving a barrier-free society.
Difficult to press the touch button
Barrier-free access with user-friendly design.
International organizations such as the International Labor Organization (ILO) and the World Health Organization (WHO) provide guidelines and recommendations for achieving a barrier-free society.
NATRUS+e W introduction video
People in wheelchairs
Difficult to open and close the door
Senior citizens and people with physical disabilities
Difficult to open and close the door
People with visual disabilities
Difficult to know where the touch button is
People with color vision disabilities
Difficult to read the message on the button
HDS-4P
Barrier-free toilet doors.
Compatible with Japan industry safety standards
Received the 2009 Good Design Award in Japan.
An increasing number of barrier-free restrooms are required to be equipped with automatic doors to make them easier to open and close. NABCO offers a wide lineup of switches for barrier-free restrooms.
For example, our best seller HDS-4P examines universal design promotes barrier-free access.
For example, our best seller HDS-4P examines universal design promotes barrier-free access.
Easy to press button
A large button with a diameter of 70mm, which can be pressed with little force.
Light and audio guidance
Lighting up and audio guidance corresponding to the door's operation status to assist users.
Consideration for visual and color disabilities
Designed with consideration of visibility for people with low vision and red-green color vision deficiency.
Ideal solution for hygiene and infection prevention
- By placing your hand over the "open" and "close" buttons, you can open and close the door without touch.
- It can be opened and closed using either hand-holding (touch-free) operation or push button operation.
Received the 2009 Good Design Award in Japan.
HDS-4P introduction video
Apartments
Due to the aging of the residents, there is a need to replace the heavy swinging door at the entrance with an automatic door.
Schools
If you are considering installing automatic doors at the entrance of a gymnasium that is also used as an evacuation center.
Commercial facilities
If you are considering changing the nursing room door to an automatic door.
NABCO's commitment to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for a better tomorrow.
For specific inquiries about making buildings barrier-free with automatic doors,
please contact us.
