As the world’s first and undisputed leader in the revolving door industry, Boon Edam possesses the capability to produce revolving doors with a vast range of surface finishes, including wood, brass, and virtually any other surface finish you can imagine. Boon Edam’s revolving door models are characterized by limitless possibilities. The Flowslide revolving glass door model is a prime example of the extraordinary range of solutions offered by Boon Edam. Designed for Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, the Flowslide is a high-tech automatic revolving door created to ensure that each passenger moves exclusively within their designated path at a busy intersection of international and domestic flight routes.
Flowslide Ø 4800mm (Custom dimensions available for special designs)
The Flowslide model stands as a tangible proof of what Boon Edam can achieve in the field of automatic revolving doors, demonstrating that there are indeed no limits to what Boon Edam can design and build. Specifically crafted for Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, this revolving door represents a perfect example of Boon Edam’s exceptional engineering capabilities in solving complex problems.
Buildings are designed with a foresight of potential future capacity increases to meet evolving needs. However, accurately predicting the rapidly changing requirements of the modern world is not always straightforward. While the Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport’s initial design was more than adequate for the passenger numbers at the time, the corridors now face a flood of travelers. The airport’s management experienced significant challenges due to the congestion at these corridor intersections and sought solutions from various companies specializing in entrance technologies. Leveraging its extensive experience from international airport projects, Boon Edam successfully analyzed the airport’s issues and designed the Flowslide revolving door model as an effective solution.
The Flowslide revolving door features a unique design that separates the pathways for arriving and departing passengers, ensuring that each passenger only progresses along their specific route. This innovative design can be implemented in various types of transportation hubs, such as airports, bus and train stations, and ferries, without requiring structural changes to the building.
