What Are Sectional Doors?

Sectional doors are vertically-opening, multi-panelled door systems commonly used in industrial facilities, garages, warehouse entrances, and logistics centers. The door moves upward along a track system and rests parallel to the ceiling when fully opened.

Technical Specifications:

• Panels: Typically made of steel or aluminum sandwich panels. The core of the panels is filled with polyurethane, providing thermal and acoustic insulation.

• Track System: The door moves upward on tracks mounted to the wall.

• Motorized or Manual: Can be operated automatically via remote control using a motorized system. Manual models use a spring mechanism for ease of operation.

• Insulation: Provides thermal, acoustic, and dust insulation, making it ideal for separating interior and exterior spaces.

Advantages:

• Space Saving: Opens vertically, so it doesn’t occupy any external space when opening.

• Insulation Efficiency: Polyurethane-filled panels help maintain indoor climate and improve energy efficiency.

• Aesthetic Appeal: Offers a modern look; windowed panel options add architectural value.

• Security: Equipped with locking mechanisms and safety sensors in motorized versions.

Application Areas:

• Industrial facility entrances

• Vehicle garages (residential and commercial)

• Cold storage rooms

• Logistics centers and warehouses