Key Features
- Little headroom needed above the opening
- 16- to 20-gauge steel curtain
- Mounts inside the opening, outside, or between the jambs
- Slat options: single crown, flat, fenestrated, perforated and security grille; heavy-duty and insulated models
- Low maintenance
- Complete installation, including site preparation and electrical hookup
Specifications
| Max height | 40′ (12.19 m) |
|---|---|
| Max width | 40′ (12.19 m) |
| Operation | Chain hoist; motorized (recommended) |
| Slat profile | Flat slat or single crown slat |
| Curtain | Stainless steel, galvanized or powder coated; aluminum available |
| Endlocks | Alternating endlocks; wind locks optional |
| Springs | Helical torsion, 20,000 cycles; high use available |
| Guides | Triple structural steel angles |
| Bottom bar | Double angle structural steel; weather seal optional |
| Locking | Slide locks or cylinder locks |
Options
- Fire-rated
- High usage setup
- Safety systems
- Sloping bottom bar
- Wind load enhancement
- Insulated slats
- Wicket door (walk-through door)
- Vision lites
- Powder coating in over 200 colors
- Drop stop device
- Perimeter seals
Construction Options to Meet Your Needs

Fenestrated
(aka Punched Slat)

Vision Lites

Slat Profile Options
A. Flat Slat
B. Single Crown

Insulated

Sloping Bottom Bar
For areas with uneven ground

Grille

Chain Hoist

Motor Driven
Safety and Security Options for Motorized Doors
Applications
Steel roll up service doors give wide, secure access to docks and shipping and receiving bays. Gauge, slat style and controls are chosen to fit each opening.
Related Guides
Unfamiliar with a term on this page? Slat profile, endlocks, wicket door, wind load and more are explained in The Doorman’s Glossary.



































