Industrial Doors for Warehouses and Logistics Centres
A distribution centre is judged on throughput per bay, and every door on the envelope either supports that number or quietly costs it. The specification follows the traffic: dock doors that open hundreds of times a day, internal doors between ambient and temperature-controlled zones, and access openings for MHE that must not be left propped. Wind load, seal quality and the interface with the dock leveller matter more than leaf thickness, because a door that does not seal against the trailer breaks the temperature chain and a door that does not resist wind will not stay closed on an exposed site.
Contraintes du site
- Doors propped open during peak dispatch break the temperature chain and let dust into the picking area.
- Dock openings without proper seals leak air around the trailer, so refrigeration runs continuously.
- A high speed door sized for a car park is installed at a truck bay and the curtain fatigues within a year.
- Wind load on an exposed site racks the guides and the door jams mid-travel.
- Dock levellers, seals and doors come from three vendors, and nobody owns the interface.
Comment nous définissons le bloc-porte
- Installation: door, leveller and seal should be set out from one bay drawing so the seals meet the trailer, not the wall.
- Documents: bay-by-bay table (opening size, trailer type, cycles per day, temperature zone) is the basis for sizing.
- Maintenance: monthly curtain and guide inspection on high-traffic doors; annual wind-bar and spring check.
Catégories similaires
- High Speed Doors (PVC)Internal zoning doors between ambient, chilled and frozen areas with high forklift frequency.
- Sectional Overhead DoorsExternal dock and yard doors where the opening is large and cycle count is moderate.
- Dock Levelers, Seals & SheltersLevellers, seals and shelters sized to the trailer fleet, supplied as one interface with the door.
- Wind-Resistant DoorsExposed sites, coastal facilities and yards where wind pressure is the governing load.
Send the bay layout, trailer types and daily cycle counts.