Commercial and industrial overhead doors

Configure an overhead door around the opening, building, and work behind it. Pinnacle offers sectional door options for commercial, industrial, agricultural, warehouse, and service applications across Manitoba.

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Sectional access shaped around the application

Overhead doors move vertically and store along the ceiling or above the opening, helping facilities preserve usable space. Available configurations can address different opening sizes, headroom conditions, appearance goals, glazing needs, and operating methods.

Available configurations

Commercial sectional overhead doors on a modern industrial building.

Commercial and industrial sectional doors

Steel-panel systems for everyday warehouse, shop, agricultural, municipal, and industrial access.

Close-up of an insulated sectional door panel and bottom seal.

Insulated sectional doors

Foam-filled panel configurations for openings where interior comfort and temperature separation are part of the decision.

Aluminum full view sectional doors on a commercial fire hall.

Aluminum sectional doors

Lightweight, corrosion-resistant panel options for commercial and industrial openings that call for aluminum construction.

Key Benefits

Why choose an overhead door?

Vertical operation preserves space in front of and behind the opening.
Multiple track arrangements help accommodate different ceiling and headroom conditions.
Panel, colour, surface, window, and glazing choices support practical and visual requirements.
Manual and powered configurations suit different opening sizes and patterns of use.
Optional windows and pedestrian access can support visibility and day-to-day movement.

Options to consider

Panel construction and thickness
Insulated or non-insulated format
Standard, high-lift, or vertical-lift track arrangement
Colour, surface texture, and panel design
Vision windows and glazing
Pedestrian wicket door
Manual or powered operation
Controls, sensors, and access accessories

A practical fit for demanding buildings

Warehouses and distribution buildings
Agricultural and equipment buildings
Automotive and commercial service bays
Manufacturing and light-industrial facilities
Municipal and maintenance buildings
Retail and building-supply operations

Choosing the right configuration

Start with the finished opening size, available headroom and sideroom, building use, interior conditions, expected traffic, desired appearance, and preferred operation. Those details help narrow the panel, track, glazing, access, and operator choices.

FAQ

Common questions

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What types of overhead doors are available?

The category includes commercial and industrial steel sectional doors, insulated sectional doors, and aluminum sectional configurations with a range of panel, track, window, and operating options.

Can overhead doors include windows or a pedestrian door?

Yes. Vision windows and wicket-door configurations are available for applications that need daylight, visibility, or pedestrian access through the main opening.

Are different lift arrangements available?

Yes. Standard, high-lift, vertical-lift, and other track arrangements can be considered around the building structure and available space.

Can an overhead door be motorized?

Yes. Commercial overhead door operators and controls can be selected around the door, opening, power supply, and expected use.