Key Features
- Lightweight sectional doors that can be operated with ease, without a motor; motorization available
- Choose from a simple push-up garage-type door to a restaurant sectional door with glass panels and designer trim
- Panel options: steel, full-view, glass, insulated, and pass doors
- Style and color options to match any space
- Impact resistance available
- Insulated and high wind options
- Push-up, chain hoist or motorized operation
Sectional Overhead Doors Can Be a Cost-Effective Option
Panel Options for Sectional Overhead Doors
Full-View: Practical and durable with high visibility
Insulated: For climate control
Standard Powder Coat (over 200 color options)
Track Mounting Options
Vertical lift 
Standard lift 
Roof pitch 
Low headroom Rear mount torsion 
Low headroom Front mount torsion 
High lift
Operational Options
Push-up: for light doors. Easy on the pocketbook
Chain Hoist: manual assistance for heavier panel doors
Electric Motor: convenience and ease of use
Insulation Options
R 17.5: PVC Core
R 26: Dual Thermal Brake and Joint Seal
Safety and Security Options for Motorized Doors
Photo Eye
Detects people and vehicles passing the eye
Safety Edge
Detects the door closing on an object
Push Button Control
Station to control the door
Traffic Light
Indicates when door is safe to pass
In-Ground Loop
Senses vehicles approaching
Motion Sensor
Detects people and vehicles entering an area
Radio Remote
Remotely operate the door
Horn Strobe
Alerts bystanders that door is in operation
Strobe Light
Alerts bystanders that door is in operation
Timer Module
Scheduled operation of the door
Key Switch Control
Restricted access control
Key Card
Electronic card access
Key Pad
Coded Keyless Entry
Lever Arm Switch
Positional interlock or actuation
Expansion Boards
Adds systems or capabilities
Applications
A sectional overhead door suits businesses that have the overhead space above the opening and need easy, frequent access.
Related Guides
Unfamiliar with a term on this page? Sectional door, track lift, R-value and more are explained in The Doorman’s Glossary.
