Building Access

Croma Fire and Security designs, installs and maintains automatic doors and turnstiles for commercial, education and healthcare sites across the UK. Whether you need a single entrance secured or access managed across a whole building, we build a solution around your site and your risk.Our building access products control who enters your premises, keep a record of movement, and connect with your existing access control, intercom and CCTV systems. You get one point of contact for design, installation and ongoing maintenance.
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Control Who Enters Your Building

Your entrances are where security starts. Automatic doors and turnstiles let staff, residents and visitors in quickly, while keeping unauthorised people out.

Each product works on its own or as part of a wider system. Connect your doors and turnstiles to access control, intercoms and CCTV for a full record of who enters your building and when.

The Benefits of Automatic Building Access

Controlled Entry
Only people you authorise get through your doors or turnstiles. You decide who enters your building and when.
A Clear Record of Movement
Every entry is logged, giving you an audit trail for compliance, safety and reporting.
Works With Your Existing Systems
Connect your building access products to access control, intercoms and CCTV for one complete view of your site.
Built for Busy Sites
Our doors and turnstiles hold up to high footfall in offices, schools, hospitals and other busy buildings.

Discover Our Perimeter Security Solutions

Automatic Doors
Automatic doors offer secure and convenient entry for staff, residents, or visitors. Using keys, fobs, or integrated door entry solutions, they ensure only authorised people can enter while supporting monitoring and safety compliance.
Controlled entry for authorised personnel
Monitored access with audit trails
Automatic locking for enhanced security
Easy integration with building security systems
Turnstiles
Turnstiles provide secure pedestrian access control and monitoring in offices, schools, hospitals, and industrial sites. They limit entry to authorised individuals and help track movements for compliance, safety, and operational efficiency. Turnstiles can be integrated with card readers, fobs, or biometric systems for full site management.
Restricts entry to authorised personnel only
Supports monitoring, reporting, and audit trails
Compatible with access control, intercoms, and visitor management systems
Suitable for high-footfall environments, including schools and offices

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Building Access FAQs

Yes, wearable button solutions can often be integrated with monitoring services, communication platforms, access control systems, and other security technologies to support a coordinated response.

Some wearable button devices include location functionality, allowing responders to identify where an alert has been triggered and provide assistance more efficiently.

Yes, wearable safety buttons are widely used to support lone worker safety by providing a simple method of requesting assistance when required.

When the button is pressed, an alert is sent to designated contacts, monitoring centres, or connected systems. The response process will depend on how the solution has been configured.

Wearable safety buttons are commonly used by lone workers, healthcare professionals, care staff, old people, security personnel, educational staff, and employees working in environments where personal safety is a priority.

A wearable button is a personal safety device that allows a user to quickly send an alert when assistance is required. Devices are typically worn on the body and can be activated with a simple button press.

Yes, emergency bracelet solutions can often integrate with communication platforms, monitoring services, access control systems, and wider security technologies to support coordinated incident response.

Yes, emergency alert bracelets are often used as part of lone worker safety strategies, providing a convenient and accessible method of raising an alert when support is needed.

Some emergency bracelets include location capabilities, allowing responders to identify where an alert has originated and provide assistance more effectively.

Yes, emergency bracelets are commonly used within healthcare and care settings where staff or service users may need to quickly request assistance.