Rolling steel doors for commercial and industrial openings

Secure the opening without giving up valuable floor or ceiling space. Pinnacle offers rolling steel, coiling, roll-up, and rolling shutter formats for commercial access points, warehouses, industrial buildings, counters, and other compact openings.

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Compact operation for a wide range of openings

Rolling steel doors travel vertically and coil above the opening. Slat, curtain, guide, hood, finish, and operating options allow the system to serve anything from a counter opening to a larger warehouse or industrial entrance.

Available configurations

Insulated rolling shutter door on a commercial building.

Insulated rolling shutters

Foam-filled slat systems for commercial and industrial openings where a compact insulated curtain is preferred.

White rolling steel doors in an industrial facility.

Single-sheet rolling doors

Corrugated steel curtain formats for larger access points and straightforward rolling operation.

Pair of reinforced rolling steel doors with protective hoods and guides.

Wind-resistant rolling configurations

Reinforced slats, guides, tracks, and wheel systems for applications that call for greater resistance to wind pressure.

Key Benefits

Why choose a rolling steel door?

The curtain coils above the opening to preserve surrounding space.
Multiple curtain and slat formats support different opening sizes and uses.
Steel and aluminum material options suit a range of commercial environments.
Manual and powered operation provide flexibility for different traffic patterns.
Window, finish, guide, and control choices help adapt the system to the building.

Options to consider

Insulated slat or single-sheet curtain
Steel or aluminum construction
Slat profile and curtain finish
Interior, exterior, or between-jamb mounting
Manual, chain, or powered operation
Vision sections or window slats
Wind-resistant tracks and guides
Remotes, wall controls, sensors, and bottom-edge devices

A practical fit for demanding buildings

Warehouses and industrial facilities
Commercial and service entrances
Retail and service counters
Parking and controlled-access openings
Agricultural and equipment buildings
Institutional and public facilities

Choosing the right configuration

Consider the opening dimensions, mounting position, available headroom and sideroom, interior or exterior exposure, traffic, desired curtain construction, and preferred operation. Larger or exposed openings may call for reinforced guides and wind-resistant components.

FAQ

Common questions

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What types of rolling steel doors are available?

Available formats include insulated rolling shutters, single-sheet rolling doors, and reinforced wind-resistant rolling systems.

What is the difference between rolling steel and sectional overhead doors?

A rolling door coils into a compact assembly above the opening. A sectional overhead door uses hinged panels that travel along tracks and generally store beneath or above the ceiling.

Can rolling steel doors be motorized?

Yes. Powered operators, remotes, wall controls, sensors, and access devices can be selected around the door and application.

Can rolling doors include vision sections?

Yes. Window or vision-slat configurations are available for openings that need light or visibility through the curtain.