Door Accessories & Spare Parts
Accessories decide whether an installed door keeps working. Curtains wear, springs lose tension, sensors get knocked, seals perish, and a door that was correct at handover becomes a problem two years later if the replacement parts are not available. Supplying accessories together with the door — and keeping the part reference consistent — is what turns a one-off shipment into a maintained installation. The range covers curtains, springs, hinges, rollers, tracks, safety devices, controls and weather seals for the door families supplied.
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Criterios de selección
- Order a spares kit with the first shipment; the cost of a missing hinge is mostly the downtime, not the part.
- Keep the part reference with the door serial so reordering is unambiguous two years later.
- Safety devices are not interchangeable between control systems; confirm compatibility before ordering.
- For high-traffic doors, stock the wear parts that fail first: curtains, bottom bars, rollers and seals.
Preguntas frecuentes
- Can I order parts without ordering a door?
- Parts are generally supplied against the door family and serial. Send the model and the part reference.
- Are parts compatible across models?
- Not always. Compatibility is confirmed per part rather than assumed from the model family.
- Do you supply control systems?
- Control panels and sensors are available for the door families supplied, matched to the drive.
- How are parts shipped?
- Small parts ship as consolidated cartons with the door shipment where possible, to keep the reference together.
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