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Q - What exactly are high speed doors? |
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Basically, they are doors that operate very rapidly to optimise
the flow of traffic and save energy. We can supply vertically
and horizontally opening transparent doors with flexible curtain,
also in combination with sectional doors and rolling shutters. |
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Q - What are the advantages of Roller
Shutters and Grilles? |
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They have an ingeniously simple construction with just a few
components, and can be made in aluminium, steel and stainless
steel They require hardly any space above the opening and form
a compact coil behind the lintel so no valuable hall space is
lost at the sides or ceiling. |
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Q - Is it possible to have sliding
fire doors? |
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Yes, we can provide reliable sliding door solutions in single
and double-leaf versions that comply with requirements for operation
and risk - for all areas. The fire protection designs are tested
in accordance with DIN 4102 |
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Q - What is the difference between
a roller door and a roller shutter? |
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Roller doors are typically light weight doors with a single piece
curtain used in low use applications such as residential garages.
Roller Shutters are heavier duty doors comprising interlocking
steel slats and are generally designed for higher use or industrial
applications such as multi-tenant car parks, and industrial properties
or when security is a concern. |
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Q - My existing industrial door is
exposed to windy conditions - how can I stop it blowing in? |
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We can often solve this problem by fitting a sliding wind
brace. This gives extra rigidity when you need it most by effectively
halving the width of the door. |
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Q - I have a large storage area but
with low headroom - what sort of door should I be looking for? |
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Industrial folding doors are the best solution for halls with
low headroom, as well as anywhere where hall statics do not permit
ceiling loading. The side room needed is extremely small and
doors can be insulated for heat retention or acoustic properties. |
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Q - What are the main advantages of
Sectional Doors? |
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Sectional doors open vertically and thus create more space
in front of and behind the door. The door sections are parked
flat underneath the ceiling, vertically above the opening or
in line with the roof. |
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