The Wave of the Future:

Touch-Free, Germ-Free Public Restroom Door Opening System

Sanidoor System opens public restroom doors with the wave of a hand.

Problem:

57% of men and 46% of women do not wash their hands after using the restroom, according to an American Society of Microbiology study.

That means, of course, that users often contaminate public restroom doors with an array of germs. And a unique technology is now helping to prevent the spread of those germs at an increasing number of public restrooms across the country.

Solution:

Sanidoor® [san-a-dohr] is a touch-free door opening system designed to reduce the spread of germs by eliminating contact with the door surface when entering and exiting restrooms. Doors equipped with the Sanidoor system open with the simple wave of one’s hand, much like touch-free faucets and towel dispensers. Sanidoor is currently popular in many restaurants and businesses in Florida and is poised to launch throughout North America. The Sanidoor system features models developed specifically for multi-user restrooms with swinging doors.  The Sanidoor system is gaining popularity among large employers, hotels, hospitals, doctors’ offices and retail outlets.

Sanidoor retrofits to swinging doors in public, commercial and business settings: restaurants, hotels, stores, hospitals, health care facilities, city and county buildings and more. Approved to meet all U.S. and Canadian standards for automatic door openers, Sanidoor easily installs on existing public restroom doors, including retrofit and new construction. The innovative design of the Sanidoor system even includes safety measures for impediment and entrapment protection.

Sanidoor is ADA compliant and is internationally patented and trademarked.