High Speed Roll Up Doors
High Speed Roller Doors
High speed or 'Fast Action' Roller Doors are used for many applications where high traffic volumes require a door to keep a building environment as constant as possible.
Warmth is kept in in the winter and warmth may be kept out in the summer depending on the buildings function.
Some models are specifically designed to keep cold in for refrigerated rooms, etc
They also help to keep dust, rain and wind levels lower in a building.
If they are to be used on the external perimiter of a building they are usually combined with another door such as a steel roller shutter or sectional door to secure the premises when closed.
An alternative solution to this scenario is to specify a Hormann HSS 6530 roller door which is an insulated high speed roller door in aluminium sections available with punched and glazed vision panels. The door offers the best of both worlds, a secure roller door combined with high speed opening and closing.
Fast action doors will keep the temperature inside a building as stable as possible whilst traffic enters and exits all day long. During winter months savings in heating costs can be enormous whilst maintaining a pleasant atmosphere for staff inside.
A garden centre is a good example where internal temperatures need to be kept constant not only for the plants but also the customers. Large garden centres will have regular movement of goods and people from inside to outside all year round.
For division of internal areas and rooms within a building the high speed door is perfect and available in many colours with various sized vision sections.
Operation can be designed to suit the type and frequency of traffic too with radar detection, magnetic induction loops, radio control, wall mounted push buttons and so on.
High Speed Roller Shutter Product Range
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| High Performance Speed Doors | Cold Storage/Deep-Freeze Speed Doors | |
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