From commercial to self-storage, roll-up doors are well-suited to be paired with metal buildings. Take a look in more detail at roll-up doors in pre-engineered metal buildings.
Roll-Up Doors
Self-Storage Roll-Up Doors
650 Series
The 650 series requires little to no maintenance. The 26-gauge galvanized Grade E hard steel roll-up door has a maximum opening size of 10′ x 10′ and is easy to operate.
690 Series
The 690 Series Self-Storage Roll-Up Doors are designed to withstand severe weather. This 140 mph wind-rated steel door is the perfect choice for mini-warehouses and self-storage and has a maximum opening size of 10′ x 10′.
Light-Duty Commercial Roll-Up Doors
1900 Series
The 1900 Series Light-Duty Commercial Roll-Up Doors are most widely used for light-duty commercial and recreational uses. The 26-gauge galvanized Grade E steel roll-up door with ribbed corrugation, has a maximum opening size of 12′ x 14′, requires less headroom and operates quietly.
2000 Series
The 2000 Series Light-Duty Commercial Roll-Up Door is perfect for commercial and recreational uses such as warehouses, storage facilities and more. These low-maintenance roll-up doors have a maximum opening size of 12′ x 18′ and are ideal for applications that require frequent use.
Heavy-Duty Commercial Roll-Up Doors
2500 Series
The 2500 Series Heavy-Duty Commercial Roll-Up Door is are a heavy-duty sheet door perfect for high traffic use. These 26-gauge galvanized, Grade E hard steel doors have a maximum opening size of 18′ x 18′ and ideal for warehouses, distribution centers and more.
3000 Series
The 3000 Series Heavy-Duty Commercial Roll-Up Doors is ribbed corrugated with a maximum opening size of 20′ x 16′. This high strength door meets and exceeds wind rating codes making it the perfect door for high winded areas.
5000 Series
The 5000 Series Heavy-Duty Commercial Roll-Up Doors are wind-rated and are built to withstand strong winds caused by severe weather. This door is ribbed corrugated with a windlock attachment and a maximum opening size of 18′ x 16′.