In the majority of cases Double-Door autoclaves can generally be considered to be a bespoke design, albeit one that is created by adding a second door to a standard model.
Unless the room is specifically designed around the autoclave (not common, even with New Build Laboratories) then a certain amount of ‘tailoring’ of the autoclave design will be necessary.
Each site is different, with the requirement for doors to be hinged to swing in different directions and with the location of electrical, water and drain services.
Final manufacture therefore requires full details of the proposed location and operation routines. Such details are essential for a smooth installation and commissioning process. By far the best way to achieve this is to involve the manufacturer in the planning process from a very early stage, including site surveys and/or the supply of detailed drawings.