Сохранённая копия: Кратко: Турникеты Flow Building в Праге: функциональность и дизайн

Entrance control

Data collection system

Customized design

Swing Speed Gates

Sliding Speed Gates

Special Application Turnstiles

Tripod Turnstiles

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Portable Turnstile System

Paid Access Solutions

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Entrance control for retail

People Flow Management

Magnetic Direct Drive

COMINFO offers many types of turnstiles and speed gates that can be used in high-traffic areas with varying levels of security risk. They are an important part of an access control system , as they facilitate the passage of visitors and prevent unauthorized entry to protected areas without the need for operating staff.

Glass wings of EasyGate speed gate cabinets and the arms of the BAR and REXON turnstile series ensure controlled passage . Security is enhanced by advanced sensor technology.

All entrance turnstiles in our range can be customized to meet your specific requirements–whether it's a one way-turnstile or a two way one. We can produce them with a finish to match the entrance area , brand them with your logo, or adjust the lighting to your company's colors.

Are you interested in the price of our electronic turnstiles , speed gates or entire turnstile systems ? Contact us for more information.

Card/Badge collector

Our portfolio includes several models of readers and terminals designed for access control, attendance monitoring, and ticket inspection.

This involves e.g. time attendance terminals with biometric technologies and ticket terminals ideal for stadiums, waterparks, or fitness center entrances. We also offer card readers and QR code readers for easy access control and management and smart locks for easy locker locking.

The Flow Building Prague

Gone are the days when the word “turnstile” just referred to a three-armed, stainless steel object complete with a basic design that hardly complemented the space it was in. The situation has changed over time and nowadays, turnstiles not only serve as a functional element but also fit the bill as a design element. Their formal design and the way people pass through them have changed. Stainless steel has been replaced by other materials or coloured finishes, while a glass gate is installed in place of a “tripod” barrier.

A fresh example of this kind of entrance solution into a commercial space would be the turnstiles installed in the newly built building on Wenceslas Square in Prague: the Flow Building. In this project, we managed to combine functionality with design requirements that would not disrupt the appearance and overall architectural concept of the reception area.

The first enquiry into whether our company would be able to supply turnstiles with bespoke modifications did not sound unusual to us – we routinely encounter specific requirements from architectural firms and try to fulfil them so long as the construction of the turnstile allows it. Because we design and manufacture our turnstiles ourselves, we offer customers the option of choosing a specific surface treatment or integrating various devices into the body of the turnstile. For the VN47 project, we received a very specific task from the architects, which made our designers feel a bit uneasy at first.

But gradually, a tangible idea of what the turnstiles should look like began to take form. And here I must thank the architectural office, who led us in the right direction while still being understanding in situations where we were unable to fully meet their requirements in terms of the internal structures of the turnstile design. Three options for the turnstile were proposed, and in the end, after a series of negotiations with the investor, one of them was chosen that would “fit right in” with the overall design of the entrance lobby of this building.

A combination of brass and steel

Patinated brass was selected as the material for the turnstile casing based on the investor's and architects’ requirements. This material, which was incorporated throughout the building and used to make a large number of individual floors, was applied to the top, front, and rear panels of the turnstile. The side panels, on the other hand, are made of patinated special steel, which you’ll also find on the interior walls of all the lifts in the building. The patinated brass-steel combination creates a very pleasant contrast of colours, while the turnstiles resonate well with the surrounding space.

The patina used on these two materials is only recognisable when viewed up close, and this effect alone is both a captivating and astonishing sight to behold. From a structural standpoint, the materials that were used presented a real challenge, and it was necessary to know the bend radius of the materials, the thickness of the sheet metal, as well as other details. The material used for the turnstile casing was supplied by two different companies, and we can only thank them for their collaboration and approach on this project.

Functional elements

In addition to treating the special materials used for the turnstile casing as a standard of ours, we also fulfilled the investor's request to install a contactless card reader. We also came up with a solution for the increasingly popular requirement of installing a system that automatically calls the lift (specifically in this case the Schindler Port system). After a person entering the building inserts their card, the display on the top panel of the turnstile will instruct them on which lift they should take.

Additionally, the front panels of the turnstiles were equipped with an LCD display featuring a guide arrow that will direct people through. Lighting was also installed on the speed gates of the turnstiles as both a design and functional element, in which the colour of the light clearly signals whether the person is authorised to enter. When passing through the turnstile, the speed gates will light up green, while unauthorised entry attempts will see them light up red. For standby mode, the colour is set to white, which illuminates the space in between the turnstiles in an aesthetically pleasing way.

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