Automatic Sectional Doors for Garages & Warehouses
GGS — Golden Gates Solutions offers automatic sectional doors for garages, warehouses, and commercial and industrial facilities, made of interlocking panels that move vertically then extend along the ceiling when opening.
The motion method helps make use of the space in front of the entrance, while the insulated panels and rubber seals provide a practical solution for sites that need easy operation and reduced dust and insect entry.
What Are Sectional Doors?
Sectional doors, or "sectional" doors, consist of a set of interlocking horizontal panels that move within side tracks when opening and closing.
The door rises vertically then moves inward along the ceiling, so it suits sites whose entrances don't have enough space for traditional door motion.
The door can be operated electrically and controlled remotely, with the motor type and power determined by the door's dimensions, weight, usage rate, and the site's nature.
Where Are Sectional Doors Used?
Sectional doors can be used at a number of sites, including:
The door's specifications and operating system are determined based on the site type, entrance size, and how often it opens and closes.
Sectional Door Specifications
Final specifications vary by project dimensions and usage nature, and include the options GGS offers:
Final specifications are approved after reviewing the entrance dimensions, door weight, operating rate, and the space available above and inside the site.
Sectional Door Advantages
The door moves vertically then along the ceiling, so it doesn't need much space in front of the entrance when opening.
The door can be operated electrically and controlled remotely, with the motor chosen based on the door's size and use.
The panels contain an insulating layer that helps reduce the impact of external conditions, per the door's approved specifications.
The bottom rubber seal helps close the gap under the door and reduces dust and insect entry.
Sectional doors suit residential garages, warehouses, factories, and commercial entrances.
The panels are available in multiple shapes and finishes that can be chosen to suit the site's nature.
The Difference Between Sectional Doors & Roller Shutter Doors
Both types move vertically, but there are differences in how the door is assembled and the space it occupies after opening.
Made of interlocking horizontal panels that move upward then extend along the ceiling, suited to garages, warehouses, and sites that need insulated panels and a consistent design.
Made of smaller slats that coil inside a box above the entrance, suited to shops, showrooms, warehouses, and sites that need to save interior space above the door.
The choice between the two depends on the available space, facility type, entrance dimensions, insulation requirements, and usage nature.
How to Choose the Right Sectional Door?
You must confirm there's suitable space above the entrance and inside the site to accommodate the door's motion tracks.
Width and height measurements help determine the door's size, weight, and the required panel type.
The suitable motor for a home garage differs from the one needed for a warehouse or an industrial facility with frequent operation.
220-volt motors can be used for residential systems, or 380-volt for industrial systems, based on the site's needs.
The facility's nature and surrounding conditions affect the choice of panel thickness and insulating material type.
What Determines Sectional Door Prices?
Sectional door cost varies from project to project based on several factors, most notably:
For a suitable quote, send the entrance dimensions, photos of the site, the usage type, and your city.
Steps to Order & Install a Sectional Door
Send your city, the facility type, the entrance dimensions, and available photos.
The entrance and ceiling space and usage nature are reviewed, with a technical site visit if needed.
The panel type, motor, tracks, and operating method are defined, then the scope of work and price are clarified.
The door is prepared per the approved dimensions, then the tracks and motor are installed and the open/close motion tested.
Examples of Sectional Doors We've Delivered
Browse examples of sectional doors GGS has delivered for garages, warehouses, and commercial and industrial facilities, with the usage type, operating system, and project location shown.
