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Rolling Steel Doors

Our Rolling Doors are designed for safety, practicality and appearance and built with high quality materials. They are engineered to meet the tough building codes of Miami-Dade County and the State of Florida.

Benefits of our Roll Up Doors

Customization: Each door is built to exact opening size requirements
Security: Provides reliable protection against robbery and vandalism
Strength: Our doors are laboratory tested and certified by the State of Florida to withstand high velocity hurricane winds and impact from debris. Available in custom wind load designs.
Convenience: Space saving design: door coils upward without taking away useable space
Many Applications: Ideal for warehouses, loading docks, stores, and many other types of buildings

Approved by the State of Florida to withstand up to 150 MPH winds (3-sec gusts) and missile impacts with a pressure rating of 65 Pounds per Sq. Foot (PSF). This heavy duty door will provide you with maximum protection while maintaining the look of the place being secured.

Florida Building Code Approved

FL8344-Model HV-1665
For High Velocity Hurricane Zones (Miami-Dade and Broward Counties). FL Number is equivalent to Miami-Dade’s NOA

FL8346-Model NHV-1665
For Non-High Velocity Hurricane Zones (Continental U.S. non-coastal cities)

Our Rolling Steel Doors can be customized to any application. Our engineering team can design the door to meet your specific needs, such as:

Light Duty Roll-Up Doors for Counters or Vending Machines
Medium Duty Roll-Up Doors for interior applications and for residential use
Heavy Duty Roll-Up Doors for industrial and commercial locations

Click here to display a Basic U.S. Wind Load Map Wind-load refers to the forces or pressures that are exerted on a structure and the components comprising the structure (i.e., garage doors, entry doors, windows, etc.) due to wind. Wind pressures are assumed to act both toward and away from a building surface, and are referred to as “positive” and “negative” pressures respectively. Roll Up Doors or Garage doors typically account for the largest opening in a building and are a critical component to the structural integrity of the building’s envelope. The State of Florida Building Code requires that buildings must be designed to withstand 110 to 150 MPH winds depending on location. Roll Up Doors to be installed in Florida have to be laboratory tested in accordance to the State of Florida and Miami-Dade County’s strict test protocols TAS 201, 202, and 203.
Literature Common mountings Rolling Door Architectural Specifications State of Florida Approval Drawings - FL 8344 State of Florida Apporval Drawings - FL8346 How to Measure a Roll-Up Door Door Order Form Face of Wall Mounting (Chain Hoist) Between Jambs Mounting (Chain Hoist)