Rapid Doors vs Sectional Doors

When traffic is heavy between two environments—indoors and outdoors, or even two different rooms—an unwanted temperature exchange occurs. To maintain an optimal temperature, especially in spaces where this is required, a sealing solution is recommended.

Although it may seem otherwise, the solution is the door that connects the two environments. A correctly chosen door not only streamlines operations inside the building or warehouse, but also delivers overall savings that you will see in your bills at the end of each month.

Let us take the case of a warehouse where the core activity is x.

Because traffic is heavy every day and time is limited, a high-speed door is recommended to speed up the opening-and-closing process. However, maintaining the desired temperature is just as important. Otherwise, heat transfer occurs between the two environments, and to keep the desired temperature, energy costs will increase. That is why the solution is a high-speed door with sealing properties, designed to withstand many operating cycles every day.

In technical terms, seal tightness is ensured by the side zipper. It runs in self-lubricating polyethylene guides, minimizing the infiltration of air, dust, and drafts.