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Industrial Doors

Industrial door systems built, installed and maintained in Gauteng

About Industrial Doors

Industrial Doors works from Honeydew Ridge on the north-west side of Johannesburg and deals with the industrial end of the door market rather than domestic garages: roller shutters, sectional doors, folding and sliding doors, fire-rated doors and high-speed doors for warehousing, manufacturing and distribution buildings.

The distinction is mostly about duty cycle and specification. A door on a dispatch bay may open and close a hundred times a day, which is a different engineering problem from a door that moves twice. High-speed doors exist because of that cycle count, fire-rated doors because of compartment requirements, and both are specified against the building rather than chosen from a catalogue.

Custom fabrication is done in-house, covering perforated shutters where visibility matters, chain-operated doors where power is not available at the opening, and powdercoating where the door is on a public-facing elevation.

Services

  • Industrial roller door repairs
  • Industrial roller door installation
  • Industrial roller door maintenance
  • Custom roller door manufacturing
  • Industrial roller door parts
  • Perforated roller doors
  • Roller door powdercoating
  • Chain operated roller doors
  • Motorised roller doors
  • Solid slatted roller shutter doors
  • Fire-rated doors
  • High-speed doors

Areas served

Industrial Doors covers the following areas from its Johannesburg base.

Frequently asked questions

What makes an industrial door different from a domestic one?

Duty cycle and specification. A door cycling a hundred times a day needs different bearings, motors and slat profiles from one that moves twice a day, and fire-rated or high-speed doors are specified against the building's requirements rather than picked from a range.

When is a high-speed door worth the cost?

Where the opening is used constantly and the time the door spends open costs something — temperature loss in cold storage, dust ingress in clean areas, or simply traffic queuing at a dispatch bay.

Can you fit a door where there is no power at the opening?

Yes. Chain-operated doors are made for exactly that, and are also a sensible fallback on doors that must still open during a power failure.

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