The door that adapts to its surroundings

In contrast to the classic folding door, the BATOR steel sliding-folding door can open and close an unlimited number of door elements with a drive mounted on the first panel. The door can be mounted on the inside or outside of the building skin. Large openings of up to 12 metres (40 ft.) in height and unlimited door width can be realized for an aircraft hangar or a museum, fully glazed or with visual elements such as perforated sheet metal, panels or inlays with expanded metal, ornaments or in combination with wood or double-skin panels for a diffused light incidence.

Dependable at high opening cycles

BATOR steel sliding-folding doors are low-maintenance without wearing parts and highly reliable with an unlimited number of opening cycles. That is why our sliding-folding industrial doors – also known as folding-sliding doors or simply slide-ins – are particularly popular in the public sector, such as in army buildings, police stations, industrial premises, prisons and museums.

The BATOR sliding folding door is characterised in particular by its robust, durable workmanship. Steel offers many advantages over other materials such as aluminium: The connections are all welded throughout rather than screwed, so the load absorption is measurably higher. Profile reinforcements can be processed invisibly into the profile, retaining the timeless, elegant appearance of the BATOR door system.

Versatile uses

Depending on the specifications, a sliding-folding door that opens on one or two sides is suitable. The number of door elements – even or odd-winged – can be freely combined. The door package in the open position is parked behind the facade and thus grants the entire passage width without restrictions.