A world without barriers
Who is Nice?
Nice is Home Automation company that manufacture Automatic gate motors, Barriers and much more.
Nice aims to improve the quality of life by simplifying everyday movements: functional products with an exciting design that permit people to enter and leave their home in complete freedom, with the utmost comfort, and thus enjoy their living spaces to the full.
Nice aims to improve the quality of life by simplifying everyday movements: functional products with an exciting design that permit people to enter and leave their home in complete freedom, with the utmost comfort, and thus enjoy their living spaces to the full.
Nice offers the simplest integration, the widest range, the most advanced electronics, the finest design and the most complete and attractive automation system.
Founded in 1993, Nice is an Italian multinational reference company in the Home Automation, Home Security and Smart Home sector, with a wide range of integrated and connected solutions for the automation of gates, garage doors, solar shades, parking, wireless alarm and home security systems for residential, commercial and industrial applications.
Nice sells its products to over 100 countries with 24 branches in 5 continents, 14 production plants, 13 R&D centres and 2.300 employees, contributing to spread the Made in Italy worldwide, with its high-quality solutions that wisely blend technology, design, innovation, digital connectivity and ease of use.
Every day, Nice performs strict and accurate tests, to assure the highest quality and safety standards in its laboratories.
Nice’s Vision “a world without barriers” and the mission “simplify everyday movements” put the people and their wonder at the center of the equation, managing automation with the maximum control, safety, and customization.
Nice recognizes the value of sustainability, delivering solutions to optimize natural light and heat building management, in addition to photovoltaic powered systems.
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