Commercial or industrial wind load-rated overhead doors can help to protect your facility, your staff, your equipment, and your goods. During hurricane season, there’s often a lot of questions about commercial and industrial hurricane garage doors and how to protect buildings from damage. It’s no surprise that rolling doors, sectional steel doors, and fire-rated doors are often areas of great concern, as an opening or hole in the building is a natural pressure point that must be able to withstand great wind forces in a hurricane. 

This commercial fire door operator has been approved for use in hazardous locations, it is also Factory Manual (FM) approved for use in Fire Door assemblies and UL listed in the U.S. These standard-duty operator features a 24-hour battery backup and secure mounting options to fit any application. RSX® Fire door operators make it easier and safer to perform daily job duties improving efficiency, minimizing property damage, and providing higher safety in the facility for all occupants.

Commercial garage doors are heavy-duty pieces of equipment constructed from durable materials. They are built to withstand heavy use because, in most cases, they open and close several times a day. However, there are some issues that can still be related to them and that represent a challenge to business owners because they rely on them to conduct business, therefore, if something goes wrong, it can represent a time and money loss. It is the goal of this article to expose the six most common commercial garage door issues and mostly, to provide you with the tools and steps to follow before calling an expert.

According to some studies, 90% of retailers have been victims of theft over time. It is easy to think that as a retail owner or any business owner, it is pertinent and crucial to take every possible measure to prevent retail theft, and mostly, make sure your business is not an easy target for criminals. Installing a security grille, and taking other basic measures will help you secure your store.

As parking garage doors get older, they will most likely require costly and time-consuming maintenance. From realigning tracks and rollers to replacing worn-out components – among other things.