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All DORMA UK CPDs below conform with the following:
Duration: CPDs last on average 45 mins and we allow a further 15 mins for questions
Additional Info: Full product literature also available
Accreditation: RIBA Accredited
DORMA introduces the requirements of the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) 1995 and gives guidance on choosing the most suitable door products to achieve greater access into and within your building.
With space becoming smaller yet more costly, glass is an increasingly popular material to give any area a feeling of increased space, whilst providing security and privacy. From interior and exterior glass doors, screens and partitions, to external glass facades and canopies toughened glass provides an option for nay simple or complex structure.
DORMA UK Ltd provide a comprehensive range of automatic door operators and packages which are ideal for all applications, providing a safe, reliable and aesthetic means of entry and exit.
In the door hardware industry DORMA is justifiably renowned as the market leader creating new standards of innovation. Our door closers, door furniture, locks and fire protection systems and panic hardware set the benchmark.
Dorma UK Ltd manufactures, supplies and installs a range of movable wall systems ideal for a variety of applications. The diversity and flexibility of these systems enables architects and designers to create a truly unique environment while utilising all the space available.
Dorma UK Ltd manufactures, supplies and installs a range of movable wall systems ideal for a variety of applications. The diversity and flexibility of these systems enables architects and designers to create a truly unique environment while utilising all the space available.
The presentation explains which types of automatic door operators and manual door controls meet the requirements of key legislation and building regulations in Ireland. This includes the Disability Act 2005, Technical Guidance Document M ‘Access and use of buildings’ and BS8300:2009 the code of practice for the design of buildings, and their approach to meeting the needs of people with disabilities.