A seclusion doorset is a purpose-designed door system used in mental health environments where a service user may need to be safely separated from others for a short period. It supports clinical teams in managing high-risk situations while maintaining safety, dignity, and staff access when intervention is required. 

Our seclusion doorsets are designed to reduce risks commonly associated with standard doors. Anti-ligature and anti-barricade features help prevent self-harm and ensure staff can enter the room quickly if needed, supporting safer and faster intervention. Doors are a key safety consideration in mental health environments, where many incidents involve door hardware or fixtures.  

In high-pressure situations, staff need equipment that works predictably. The doorset is designed for intuitive operation so staff can gain access quickly if someone barricades a door or requires urgent assistance. This helps reduce delays and supports safer responses during critical moments. 

In high-pressure situations, staff need equipment that works predictably. The doorset is designed for intuitive operation so staff can gain access quickly if someone barricades a door or requires urgent assistance. This helps reduce delays and supports safer responses during critical moments. 

Yes. Seclusion doorsets can be specified for both new builds and refurbishment projects. They are designed to support estates teams, architects, and clinical leaders responsible for creating safe and compliant mental health environments.