Unusual doors for industry

Today's entry is a follow-up to our earlier entry on industrial doors and their typesWe have a wide range of products on offer. The topic is so broad that it was difficult to cover everything in a single post while keeping the article size reasonable. That is why we have decided to focus on the typical and most frequently selected industrial doorsi, i.e. sliding gate and swing gate, and in the next one we will show you non-standard doors for industrywhich we offer to clients who need customised solutions.

Mixed system, i.e. industrial sliding and swing doors

Over the many years that our company has been in business, we have encountered difficult orders for which our unusual and innovative solutions have been developed. One of our customers' problems is the availability of space, whether in front of the gate (if we want to use a swing gate) or next to the gate (if a sliding gate is involved). Of course, it can be said that if you don't have space in front of the gate, it is best to buy a sliding gate and vice versa, but what to do when you have two different situations on two sides of the gate? Then a solution comes to the rescue, which we call a mixed system. In such situations, we install both gates at the same time and have a sliding gate leaf as one leaf and a swing gate leaf as the other. We also install this solution for those customers who only occasionally need a large entrance opening and on a daily basis a standard gate width is sufficient.

Folding gates - bifold

The main places of application for these gates are airports, concert halls, sports facilities or railway stations. Their main task is to control the flow of people and cordon off the area. This type of gate may also be of interest to individual customers, where swing or sliding gates cannot be installed due to the plot being too small and narrow. The possibilities of configurations, types of filling and colours are the same as for every gate produced in our plant.

Road barriers

The last solution we wanted to write about today are road barriers. Of course, we realise that these are not typical gates, but barriers are an alternative to gates. They are used in factories, production halls, car parks and many other places. A common solution is a barrier and a sliding gate that defends access to the premises, but during the day the barrier is used to block access. Why? The barrier works faster than the gate, which, because of its weight, slides more slowly, thus lengthening the process of entering the premises. Of course, we equip barriers with automation to improve use.

Unusual situations and constraints encountered in the field can cause us to postpone our decision to purchase a door for the future. With this entry, we would like to convince you that we will find a solution to every problem together and that the installed industrial door will work smoothly for you for many years.