Frequently Asked Questions
How Often Do Roller Shutter Doors Need Servicing?
For any roller shutter door in a commercial environment the minimum period between servicing should be 12 months, this is a legal requirement and in a lot of cases now ensures the warranty for the door or motor stays valid.
Continue reading →What is the Maximum Width or an Industrial Roller Shutter Door?
Most standard industrial specification roller shutters will be manufactured up to 7000mm wide and 6000mm high. Above this size the construction b...
Continue reading →How does an expanding and collapsible barrier work?
Trackless barriers expand by pulling at either end, but often one side is fixed to a wall or opening in a doorway.....
Continue reading →Can you buy sliding doors with fire ratings for internal use?
Yes, we offer various industrial steel fire rated sliding doors for fire protection between internal rooms or zones. We can offer EI fire rated doo...
Continue reading →How long do steel sliding or folding doors last?
Most good quality steel folding industrial doors have the ability to last 20 - 30 years.....
Continue reading →What is considered an industrial sliding door?
A sliding door uses compact dimension tracking and sliding wheels ....
Continue reading →Which material is best for industrial or commercial folding doors?
All our folding doors are galvanised steel as standard....
Continue reading →What are the advantages of an industrial folding door?
Industrial folding doors manufactured in double skin, galvanized steel panels offer so many advantages for the average industrial or commercial b...
Continue reading →Do you need a bottom track for an industrial folding door?
No, not with our Adone folding door system, you do not, but this is only up to a maximum size of 11.5m wide and 6m high. Above this size you will...
Continue reading →What is a trackless barrier used for mainly?
A trackless and collapsible barrier system is basically a steel trellis operating horizontally and provides excellent retractable barrier for using...
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