Carlow South East Technological University

Looking at an internal automatic sliding door inside a building corridor, likely leading into a lobby area with another automatic sliding door leading outside.
Looking out from a building corridor onto a single sliding automatic door with an adjacent glass screen and two narrow windows are visible overhead. The corridor is only very slightly wider than the door and screen combined.
An angled view of a sliding automatic door with a glass screen. The door slides over the screen to open and allow people to enter or exit.
A view of a single automatic door with an adjacent glass screen on the outside of a building. There is a line of narrow windows above the door and behind the door we see a short hallway with another single automatic door and glass screen at the end of it
  • Location: Carlow
  • Architect: N/A
  • Contractor: Directly for Client

Enhancing Energy Efficiency with an automated sliding door solution

The building management team at Carlow SETU approached us for guidance on creating a more energy-efficient rear entrance. One of their primary concerns was the limited space available, as the existing entrance—a single door leaf—was positioned at the end of a narrow corridor. Our automation team conducted a site inspection and proposed a strategic solution: removing the existing timber doorset and installing two automated sliding doors. The first sliding doorset would replace the original door at the building’s exterior, while the second would be installed three meters inside the corridor to form a wind tunnel. Each sliding door moves over an adjacent fixed screen, resulting in a sleek, modern, and significantly more energy-efficient entrance.


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