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Traditionally, hydraulic doors have been used in aviation hangars and agricultural and commercial applications. Recently, they’ve found unique uses, such as in shipping containers and residential installations. This course reviews the types of hydraulic doors available and how they promote user well-being, safety, and ADA compliance. Also reviewed are installation methods, cladding options, and applicable standards and performance characteristics.
Upon completion of this course, the Learner should be able to:
- Describe the different types of hydraulic doors, including mounting options and cladding offerings, and their impact on occupants.
- Identify how hydraulic doors are ADA compliant and their role in promoting easy circulation for occupants.
- Discuss the performance characteristics of hydraulic doors, specifically the safety features and maintenance-free design.
- Recall the standards and building codes that apply to hydraulic door installation and their impact on safety.
Approximately 1 hour. Delivered online, at your own pace.
Presented by Jon Gustad on behalf of HydAway. View the Privacy Policy .
Presenter Information
Name: Jon Gustad
Title: Director of Sales and Marketing, HydAway
Background: Since his freshman year of college, Jon's entire career has been in building material and construction sales. He was first exposed to hydraulic doors in 2007 as a sales consultant for a large provider of post-frame buildings. Since then, he has been a strong proponent of the platform and eager to find new applications for it. Jon joined HydAway Hydraulic Walls in 2022 as their National Sales Director, responsible for growing their distribution network and assisting designers on integrating the HydAway system into their projects. Jon lives in the Sioux Falls, SD, area with his wife and three sons.
