FAAC Entrance Solutions UK have recently launched their new identity – the same product range of swing, sliding and revolving doors but with a new design led approach.
Automatic doors, sometimes regarded as only a functional feature in aid of accessibility and thermal efficiency, can be a stylish addition to any building, whether new or retrofitted.
FAAC Entrance Solutions, the sole supplier of ASSA ABLOY pedestrian door automation systems in the UK, have recently launched their new identity following their acquisition by FAAC Group. The Italian multinational has bought several divisions of the ASSA ABLOY automatic door business across Europe, positioning themselves as one of the industry market leaders.
Their change of identity also highlights their design led approach to market. With a team dedicated exclusively to support architectural design, they set out to specify exceptionally reliable solutions where convenient, safe, secure, attractive and sustainable entrances are required.
The company, which as a business unit has traded since 1967 in the UK under different names, remains a referent within the sector – specifying, installing, maintaining, repairing and modernising automated entrance products for all types of facilities.
Their product portfolio remains unchanged, so they will continue to supply the complete ASSA ABLOY Automatic swing, sliding and revolving door portfolio, which has comprehensive solutions for all applications, climate control, maximising opening, traffic optimisation and contactless activation.
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