Sectional

Sectional doors maximize overhead space by stacking panels vertically, provide excellent insulation, offer superior weather protection, and can be customized for large commercial openings. Their multi-panel design allows them to follow curved tracks and provides better sealing than single-panel alternatives.

Sectional doors offer better insulation, quieter operation, and can be designed with windows for natural light. Roll-up doors are better for high-speed operation and tight spaces. Sectional doors are preferred when insulation, aesthetics, or curved tracks are important, while roll-up doors excel in high-traffic loading dock applications.

Yes, sectional doors work with all types of commercial door operators including belt drives, chain drives, and screw drives. They can be integrated with access controls, safety systems, and building automation. Commercial sectional doors are designed to handle frequent automated operation.

Commercial sectional doors need regular hardware lubrication, weather seal inspection, and track cleaning. Springs should be inspected annually, and panels checked for damage. With proper maintenance, commercial sectional doors can operate reliably for 15-20 years in demanding environments.

Yes, insulated sectional doors are excellent for temperature-controlled environments. They provide better thermal performance than roll-up doors and can be customized with high R-value insulation, vapor barriers, and heating elements to prevent frost buildup.