Fire Doors & Industrial Doors, Engineered in China, Delivered Worldwide
Two product lines, one supply chain: fire rated doorsets for compartmentation, and industrial doors for movement, cold chain and loading bays. Door schedules quoted line by line.
Fire doors
- Steel Fire DoorsSteel fire doors are the workhorse of a building's passive fire protection
- Steel & Wood Fire DoorsA steel and wood fire door keeps the structural discipline of a steel door and gives it the face a guest will actually see
- Wooden Fire DoorsTimber fire doors are specified where the interior has to look like an interior
- Stainless Steel Fire DoorsStainless steel fire doors are chosen where cleaning agents, humidity and hygiene rules would destroy a painted finish within a couple of years
- Glass Fire DoorsA glass fire door keeps the compartment line intact without turning a lobby or atrium into a corridor of blank panels
- Fire ShuttersA fire shutter closes an opening that is too wide, too tall or too busy for a swing door: shopping centre malls, car park ramps, warehouse transfer bays and plant room fronts
- Fire Rated WindowsFire rated windows close the parts of a compartment line that have to stay transparent: external walls facing a boundary, stairwell enclosures, corridor screens and plant room observation openings
- Refuge Room Fire DoorsA refuge room door is the last line between a place people are told to wait and the fire they are waiting out
- Shaft Fire DoorsShaft fire doors are the small, heavily used access panels of a building's service core
- Oversized & Industrial Fire DoorsOversized fire doors solve the openings that standard door schedules cannot: factory bays, warehouse transfer points, plant room fronts and industrial buildings where equipment has to pass through the compartment line
Industrial doors
- Sectional Overhead DoorsA sectional overhead door lifts in panels along a track and stows under the ceiling, which is why it suits warehouses and factories where the wall behind the opening is needed for racking or circulation
- High Speed Doors (PVC)A PVC high speed door is chosen for one reason: it has to open and close many times a day without losing the separation between two spaces
- Rigid High Speed DoorsWhere a flexible curtain would be beaten by wind or worn out by constant traffic, a rigid high speed door uses aluminium panels that spiral into a compact head unit
- Stacking DoorsA stacking door gathers its curtain upward in folds rather than rolling it onto a drum, which is how very large openings get fast operation without an oversized head unit
- Cold Storage DoorsA cold storage door is a thermal product before it is a door
- Industrial Sliding DoorsAn industrial sliding door moves sideways instead of swinging or lifting, which makes it the practical answer for wide workshop openings where there is no headroom for a track and no room for a leaf to swing
- Industrial Folding DoorsA folding door splits a wide opening into leaves that fold back against the jamb, so the clear opening is almost the full span and the parked door takes very little wall space
- Aluminium Rolling ShuttersAn aluminium rolling shutter is the everyday answer for shopfronts, service counters, storage bays and commercial openings that need to be closed securely outside business hours
- Garage DoorsA sectional garage door is the residential and light-commercial version of the overhead door: panels that travel on a track, a torsion or tension spring system, and an operator that can be added or supplied from the start
- Wind-Resistant DoorsOn an exposed site — a coastal facility, a hilltop plant, a yard with a long open fetch — an ordinary industrial door is a liability
- Dock Levelers, Seals & SheltersA loading bay is a system, not a list of parts
- Door Accessories & Spare PartsAccessories decide whether an installed door keeps working
Aplicaciones
- Hospitals & HealthcareHospital buildings combine the densest occupancy load in a commercial project with the strictest compartmentation rules
- Metro & Rail TransitAn underground station is a box with very few exits, so compartmentation there is not a formality — it defines how long the platform can be kept usable during an evacuation
- Cold Chain & Cold StorageA cold store door is a thermal device first and a door second
- Food ProcessingFood plant doors are judged by what grows on them
- Clean Rooms & ElectronicsIn a clean room the door is a particle source and a pressure boundary at the same time
- Commercial BuildingsCommercial buildings buy doors twice: once for fire compliance and once for how the lobby looks in a brochure
- Schools & EducationA school door is operated by the least careful user group in any building
- Warehouses & LogisticsA distribution centre is judged on throughput per bay, and every door on the envelope either supports that number or quietly costs it
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