Fast transit across very wide openings
In some openings there is not enough lintel headroom to wind the curtain. In a folding system the curtain gathers by folding upwards, so both very wide openings and restricted headroom can still be closed with a high-speed door.
Figures are typical application ranges; final dimensions and equipment are set per project after the site survey.
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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
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High-Speed DoorsFeaturedThe most widely chosen roll-up high-speed door
A roll-up high-speed PVC door that has become the standard for heavy indoor traffic. It works in narrow side clearances, and after an impact the curtain re-seats itself.
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High-Speed DoorsA reinforced body for wide openings
A high-speed PVC door resistant to wind load, chosen for wide openings and positions close to the external facade.
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High-Speed DoorsThe curtain winds without touching itself
Spiral doors are preferred indoors, in front of racking, for closing off sections and for adapting to robotic working systems, because they are economical and provide secure production inside the plant. They are used for passages between plant areas that are sheltered from wind and not exposed to positive or negative air pressure. A vision window can also be fitted on request.
View detailsLet us review the size, traffic level and working conditions together; you will have a written quote within 48 hours of the survey.
