Automatic doors for service stations keep forecourt shops moving. A modern service station or petrol-station convenience store sees constant foot traffic, often with customers carrying payments, food and drinks – hands-free entry keeps them flowing and the shop welcoming around the clock. Coetz supplies and installs automatic doors for service stations across South Africa.
Why service stations choose automatic doors
A forecourt shop never really closes, so the entrance has to keep working. Automatic doors give service stations hands-free convenience for customers with full hands, hold cooled air inside against forecourt heat and dust, and stay accessible to everyone. Touchless entry improves hygiene at a high-turnover shop, and the doors can integrate with sensors and access control for safe after-hours trading.
Choosing automatic doors for a service station
Constant use calls for a high-duty system. We fit MC-125 automatic sliding doors rated for heavy daily cycling, with battery backup so the doors keep running 24/7 and through load shedding. Robust sensors suit a dusty, high-traffic forecourt, and controlled force and speed keep customers safe. See how the right operator is chosen, and how automatic door safety protects everyone who uses the entrance.
Built for a busy forecourt
A service-station entrance takes punishment – dust, wind, weather and thousands of openings a week. We specify robust operators and sensors that shrug off a harsh forecourt, weather-sealed against the elements and finished to resist corrosion. Because a stuck door means lost sales, we keep common spare parts in stock and offer fast repairs and call-outs across Gauteng, with supply nationwide.
From a single convenience-store entrance to a full forecourt-shop refit, we match the automatic doors for service stations to your traffic, opening size and trading hours – and set them up to run reliably day and night.
From survey to service
Every service-station door starts with a free site survey. We measure the opening, check the traffic and trading hours, then install, commission and hand over a door that is tested and safe. Because a forecourt shop cannot afford downtime, we back every installation with servicing, genuine spares and fast call-outs, so a small fault never becomes a closed entrance. From a single fuel-stop kiosk to a large travel-centre convenience store, we scale the automatic doors for service stations to the site.
Every automatic door we fit to a service station is set to recognised safety standards, with controlled force, presence sensing and fail-safe operation, so it protects customers and suits a busy public forecourt. As a member of the South African Glass and Glazing Association, we build to standard and back it locally. Fuel retailers, franchise groups and independent forecourt owners across Gauteng and beyond trust Coetz for automatic doors for service stations – talk to us about a single site or a rollout across your network.
Automatic doors for service stations FAQ
Do you supply automatic doors for service stations?
Yes – Coetz supplies and installs automatic doors for service stations and forecourt convenience shops across South Africa.
Will the doors work 24 hours a day?
Yes. With battery backup the doors keep cycling around the clock and fail safe-open during load shedding or a power cut.
Do you install or supply only?
We supply and install nationwide. Quality installs follow recognised standards such as EN 16005.
Do you fit doors on new and existing sites?
Both – we retrofit automatic doors to existing forecourt shops and fit them into new builds, matched to your traffic and hours.
Get a quote for your service station
Tell us about your forecourt shop and opening, and we will send a no-obligation quote.
Working with Coetz Glazing
Every automatic doors for service stations project at Coetz starts with a free site measure, so we can confirm the opening, the power supply and the traffic flow before quoting a fixed price.
We build each entrance around a durable aluminium frame, glaze it with 6.38mm laminated safety glass, and set the operator to safe opening and closing speeds during commissioning.
Because we supply, install and service every automatic doors for service stations ourselves, one accountable team handles the job from quote to aftercare, with operators, sensors and spares kept in stock for fast repairs.