Roll-Up Slat-Type Doors withstand heavy motorized traffic.
May 2, 2008 -
Along with PVC bulb-type astragal to seal against irregular floors, 800 and 900 Series doors feature 3 in. curved or flat slats made from minimum of 22-gauge hot-dipped galvanized steel. Models 800/801 incorporate 6 5/8 in. steel pipe barrel and structural steel wall angle with roll formed 12 gauge hot-dipped galvanized steel guides. Models 900/901 have guides made from structural steel 3-piece angles as well as bottom bar with 2-angle structural steel and 2-part posi-lock door stop.
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U.S. Door Introduces Heavy Duty Rolling Slat-Type Doors
Orlando, Florida-April 30,2008 - Introducing the new Models 800 and 900 Series doors by U.S. Door & Building Components, the only roll-up doors specifically designed for applications requiring doors that will stand up to heavy motorized traffic but offer unique features making them less expensive than similar heavy duty service doors.
"These models complete our line of rolling slat-type doors " said Chip Cordes, Vice President of U.S. Door & Building Components. "We now have rolling slat doors to fit nearly any requirement in the market including wind load applications".
Both models feature 3" curved or flat slats made from a minimum of 22-gauge hot-dipped galvanized steel. Individual slats can be replaced easily if damaged by equipment traffic insuring security, safety and long lasting aesthetic appeal. Additional features include a PVC bulb-type astragal to seal against irregular floors, reduced drive chain hoist, and cast steel endlocks. Options include cast steel windlocks and electric operation. Doors can be installed in a steel, masonry or wood jamb and are available in galvanized, satin white, lightstone tan or duro-bronze finishes.
Models 800 and 801 uniquely combine heavy duty rolling slat door features including a patent pending 6 5/8" steel pipe barrel and a structural steel wall angle with roll formed high tensile 12 gauge hot-dipped galvanized steel guides. Options available are a 20-gauge hood and structural painted guides.
The 900 and 901 Models were designed to meet the highest standard rolling slat door specifications. The guides are made from structural steel 3-piece angles; the bottom bar is constructed using 2-angle structural steel with a two part posi-lock door stop for extra safety. Also standard is a 20-gauge steel hood. Options include 18 or 20-gauge steel, stainless steel, aluminum and insulated slats.
All models are available for shipment from Orlando, FL. For additional information or price quotes, call 1-877-USDOOR1 (1-877-873-6671) or 407-859-6770.
U.S. Door & Building Components has been a major international supplier of commercial doors and products for the self-storage and metal building industry for over 30 years. In addition to roll-up doors, they offer a complete portfolio of related products including hallway and corridor systems, swing doors, lockers, EZ Access wicket doors, relocatable buildings and mezzanine systems.
If you'd like more information about this topic or additional photographs, contact Mary Ann Diehl at 407-859-6770 or e-mail Mary Ann at maryann.diehl@usdoor.com.
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