A fully glazed sectional door that divides without closing the facade
In full vision sectional doors the panel surface is made of an aluminium frame and a transparent infill rather than steel sheet; even when the door is closed, inside and outside remain visible. The mechanics are the same as a conventional sectional door: the panels fold upwards to sit parallel to the ceiling and take no space in front of or behind the opening.
Figures are typical application ranges; final dimensions and equipment are set per project after the site survey.
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Request a free surveyIn a conventional sectional door the panel is produced by injecting polyurethane between two steel skins; insulation is high, but once the door is closed the facade is closed completely. In a full vision panel there is an aluminium frame and a transparent infill instead of steel. What you gain is visibility and daylight; what you give up is thermal insulation compared with a solid panel. In heated spaces, double glazing and a thermally broken profile should be preferred.
We settle the size, the infill type and the colour together during the survey; the door is manufactured to your opening.
Free survey and measurement
We come to site and assess the opening and daily traffic together with you.
Written quote in 48 hours
After the survey we send an itemised quote you can compare line by line.
2-year installation warranty
Every installation we carry out is covered for workmanship and assembly.
24/7 breakdown support
Our emergency response team is always reachable.
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