Industrial Doors for Vehicle Workshops and Garages
Workshop doors cycle dozens of times a day as vehicles move in and out, often in tight yards with limited headroom. Reliability and safe operation matter more here than almost anywhere else in a commercial building.
Built for the demands of vehicle workshops & garages
- High daily cycle counts on a small number of openings
- Limited headroom above bay openings
- Heat loss from repeatedly opened bays
- Vehicle impact damage to guides and lath
- Safe operation with staff working close to the opening
Product package for vehicle workshops & garages
Minimal headroom requirement, ideal for bay openings in tight buildings.
Foam-filled lath to cut heat loss on heated workshops.
Insulated panels where ceiling space allows a track installation.
Remote and radar activation so vehicles are not held at the opening.
Vehicle Workshops & Garages — frequently asked
If headroom is tight, a roller door is normally the only workable option. Where there is ceiling space and the workshop is heated, an insulated sectional door performs better thermally.
Radar or loop activation keeps the door open for approaching vehicles, and guide protection reduces the cost of the impacts that still happen.
Specifying doors for a vehicle workshops & garages facility?
Rayco Group engineers survey the site, model the duty cycle and issue a written quotation.