An "Access Hatch" is a small opening or door that provides entry to a confined space, often used in buildings, vehicles, or machinery. It allows for maintenance, inspection, or emergency access to areas that are otherwise difficult to reach. Access hatches can be found in ceilings, floors, or walls and are designed to be secure yet easy to open when needed. These hatches are commonly used in various industries, including construction and aviation. In construction, access hatches facilitate work on plumbing or electrical systems, while in aviation, they provide access to critical components of an aircraft. Their design ensures safety and efficiency in accessing hard-to-reach areas.