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EXAM ROOM COUNTER DOOR

EXAM ROOM COUNTER DOOR

EXAM ROOM COUNTER DOOR

Product catalog summary
Overview
The Exam Room Counter Door Model ESC15 by CornellCookson is designed for flexible functionality in healthcare settings, allowing the same room to be used for both medical and behavioral health patients. This multi-purpose use helps save resources while ensuring patient security.
Durability
The door features a steel curtain for optimal strength, with impact-resistant guides and end locks to maintain the curtain's position during impacts.
Anti-Ligature Design
The motor is positioned above the ceiling, creating a flat surface in the patient's room to cover potentially dangerous equipment. All fasteners are concealed, and the bottom bar is flat to prevent ligature risks.
Standards Compliance
The door meets ASHRAE and Facility Guidelines Institute (FGI) recommendations for impact, tamper, and ligature resistance.
Structural Components
The counter-balance shaft is hidden above the ceiling and made of steel, supporting the curtain with torsion springs. Steel brackets and guides are powder-coated to match the curtain, and the curtain itself is made of galvanized steel with a GalvaNex™ finish.
Operation Requirements
Motor operation is necessary, with the motor mounted above the ceiling. A ligature-resistant access panel is recommended. The control station must be within sight of the shutter to prevent obstruction during operation.
Optional Materials and Finishes
Options include 16-gauge extruded aluminum, stainless steel, and SpectraShield® powder coating in over 180 colors. Upgrades to Galvanex™ Ultra™ or SpectraShield® Ultra™ finishes are available for enhanced durability.
Customization
Custom-designed solutions are available through the Architectural Design Support Team to fit specific applications.
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ROLLING COUNTER DOOR FLEXIBLE FUNCTIONALITY This counter door allows hospitals, long term care, urgent care and other institutional facilities to utilize the same exam room for both medical and behavioral health patients back to back. Creating a multi-purpose room saves the healthcare provider money and resources while providing the needed security for the patients. DURABLE The exam room shutter comes standard with a steel curtain for optimum strength. It also has impact resistant guides and end locks that ensure the curtain will stay within the guides in the event of impact. UTILIZING AN ANTI-LIGATURE DOOR The fascia side motor is above the ceiling with the coil above the medical cabinet. This creates a completely flat surface facing the patient's room to cover sinks, cabinets, access to oxygen tanks, and other potentially dangerous equipment. In addition, all fasteners are concealed and the bottom bar is flat. MEETING THE STANDARD Exam Room Counter Door meets the ASHRAE / Facility Guidelines Institute (FGI) recommendations for all exam room finishes to be impact, tamper, and ligature resistant. 800.233.8366 | cornelliron.com CornellCookson, LLC. is an ISO 9001:2015 registered company 10.2022

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OPERATION AND STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS R-BALANCE SHAFT - Hidden above the ceiling, it is made of steel. It supports the curtain and contains torsion springs for assisting operation. TS- Steel with powder coating to match curtain. Bolted to the guides to support counter-balance shaft and curtain. TUBES AND GUIDES - Two piece steel guides are attached to tubes that are recessed into drywall. CURTAIN - Interlocking roll-formed flat-faced slats made of Galvanized steel with GalvaNex™ polyester enamel finish in gray, tan or white. PECIALIZED END LOCKS - Riveted to the end of each slat, they are designed...

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