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Emergency exit door

Plan and elevation at 1:100 scale

Technical drawing of a double-leaf emergency exit door, suitable for use in public buildings or crowded spaces.

Front view: two identical doors, each equipped with horizontal panic barAbove the bars there is the classic panel with the writing “FIRE EXIT – PUSH BAR TO OPEN”.
The verticals of the upper rods, the anchoring points and the metal profiles of the frame are visible.

Top view (plan): It shows the overall dimensions of the two doors, with the rotation angles outlined. The side walls and the position of the hinges are also shown.

CAD dwg drawing ready for use in architectural projects where a compliant emergency exit needs to be represented.

Emergency doors are a crucial element in any architectural project, as they represent the most immediate exit point in an emergency. This isn't just a regulatory requirement: a good panic door ensures rapid, intuitive, and unobstructed exit, even when people are under stress. Choosing the right model, its correct positioning, and its placement within the escape route are all part of a careful design process that truly focuses on user protection and risk prevention.