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The O₂ Dome Opens

The long awaited O2 dome finally opened it’s doors to the public with a spectacular sell out show from ageing rockers Bon Jovi. The gig held on the 24th of June marked the opening of the £500million project, to convert the Dome into a multi purpose venue. The concert was the first time Envirodoor’s redesigned doors were used by the public.

Envirodoor originally designed and fitted the bespoke roller shutters in 1999 before the Millennium Dome first opened. After the Dome shut at the end of 2000 the doors remained dormant for over five years. It wasn’t until renovation work began last year that the doors were in need to be re-commissioned. There was therefore no debate as to who would be the best company to handle the new project. Envirodoor were selected to service and renovate all 72 doors in order to ensure they will remain in perfect working order long into the future of the venue.

Envirodoor's family grows further

Only a few months after adding to our sales force, Envirodoor's team has increased yet again, with the addition of two further team members. An increased demand for Envirodoors services has led to the decision to expand our after sales team. Daniel Westmorland has been appointed as Service and Repairs Manager. His engineering background will stand him in good stead for his role dealing with the day-to-day maintenance of existing Envirodoor products. In addition to Daniel Envirodoor have also employed a new regional fitter. Gareth Watts will be based in the midlands area and will be a welcome addition to our fitting team.

Hermetically sealing doors:
The Webster Theatre in Arbroath is set to be the latest in a line of distinguished locations to benefit from Envirodoor’s hermetically sealing acoustic door. They have just ordered a custom built 2.5m x 3.5m AM 2P automated sliding acoustic door, boasting a noise reduction of 50dB. The high noise reduction is possible because of the doors unique closing and sealing mechanism. The doors weight actively presses on the seals, making them tighter than a standard seal. This gives them superior sealing qualities at the head, jams and cylinder. A similar type of acoustic door has been used in several other high profile recording studios, universities and theatres.

Unilever Ice Cream and Frozen Food, Lowestoft, UK
To increase productivity the Unilever Ice Cream and Frozen Food site at Lowestoft selected Envirodoor to supply and install their market leading Whirlwind fast acting traffic door, as seen below.


Envirodoor helps Seamen!!
Envirodoor has recently teamed up with the RNLI in the refurbishment of the Kirkcudbright lifeboat station in Scotland. The project involved a widening and upgrading of the station door to accommodate a new boat. The finished station reopened earlier this year complete with new stacking Envirolite door. All at Envirodoor are proud to have teamed up with such a worthwhile cause.

The brains of tomorrow, using the doors of tomorrow, today!!
The future workforce of Britain is benefiting from Envirodoor’s technology, with the use of many of our products in schools and universities around the country. More recently Hertford University and its students have benefited from our product in its newly opened human physiology laboratory.

Envirodoor set to star on the small screen.
Channel four has recently announced that the world famous Abbey Road studios are due to be the venue for their new live music show, imaginatively named “Live from Abbey Road” As reported last year, the studio, formally home to the Beatles, is home to one of Envirodoors 45dB acoustic doors. The door was fitted in 2006 and has helped Abbey Road to become, according to their website, “the most technologically advanced recording and music complex in the world.”