Contents  
  Rolling Doors  
  Sectional Overhead Doors  
  Fold-Up Doors  
  Offset Fold-Up Doors  
  Glide-Up Doors  
  Fully Internal Glide-Up Doors  
  Tilt-Up Jamb Fitting  
  Tilt-Up Track Fitting  
  Vertical Lift Doors  
  Sliding Doors/Gates  

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Method of Operation


The following illustrations are a guide only to help you gain a better understanding of how standard application doors operate. The illustrations depict the door in isometric and side or plan view. Consult your Airport Doors representative for further information.

Rolling Doors


 Roller Doors
 Roller Shutters
 Roller Grilles
 High Speed Doors
Rolling Doors consist of a steel/fabric continuous curtain or interlocking slats, steel/aluminium guides and a drum in which it revolves on.


Sectional Overhead Doors



Sectional Overhead Doors are generally made up of four or more horizontally hinged panels. Assisted by a torsion spring balance system the door lifts from a vertical position to a horizontal position as standard.
NOTE: Installation variations such as; Low headroom, High Lift, Vertical Lift and Angled Lift can be made depending on application, consult your Airport Doors representative for more information.
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Fold-Up Doors



Fold-Up Doors consist of two leaf hinged sections, which fold together as the door is being opened. Using a counterweight system the door (in the open position) rests folded horizontally (overhead) and projects internal and external of the building. The door operates within the opening, therefore the opening must be true and plumb.

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Offset Fold-Up Doors



Offset Fold-Up Doors operate in a similar way to Fold-Up Doors however the two leaf sections are of predominantly different sizes and fold together in the opposite direction. In the open position the Offset Fold-Up door projects more externally than internally as standard. The door operates within the opening, therefore the opening must be true and plumb.
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Glide-Up Doors



Glide-Up doors are a single leaf door operated by a counterweight system. The door (with the lower part traveling externally) lifts vertically up into a horizontal overhead position. In the open position the door projects internally and externally of the lintel. The door operates within the opening and therefore the opening must be true and plumb.

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Fully Internal Glide-Up Doors



Fully Internal Glide-Up Doors are a single leaf door operated by a counterweight system. The Fully Internal Glide-Up Door does not project past the exterior building line and lintel whilst in operation or in the open position. The Fully Internal is recommended over the Glide-Up in cases where the door is on a boundary line (of Council property etc.). The door can be designed to operate from behind or within the opening.
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Tilt-Up Jamb Fitting



Tilt-Up (Jamb Fitting) doors are a single leaf door operated by a spring-balance system. During operation the door (with the lower part traveling externally) lifts vertically up into a horizontal overhead position. In the open position the door protrudes internally and externally of the lintel. Tilt-Up doors are excellent for low headroom applications.

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Tilt-Up Track Fitting



Tilt-Up (Track Fitting) are a single leaf door operated by a spring-balance system and a track bracket. During operation the door (with the lower part traveling externally) lifts vertically up into a horizontal overhead position. In the open position the door projects predominantly internally of the lintel. Tilt-Up doors are excellent for low headroom applications. The door can be designed to operate within the opening or overlapping the lintel.
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Vertical Lift Doors


Single Leaf Vertical Lift


Multi Leaf Vertical Lift

Vertical Lift Doors are constructed from a single or multi leaf section/s and operate by means of a counterweight system. The door is guided by steel guides enabling it to travel vertically. This door is ideal for applications where there is ample headroom and little sideroom or backroom. The door is fixed behind the opening.
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Sliding Doors


Single Leaf Sliding Door


Multi Leaf Bi-parting Sliding Door


Multi Leaf One Way Sliding Door

Sliding Doors are fixed behind the opening on either a top hung sliding track or a bottom track sliding system. Sliding Doors operate through ball bearing rollers guided in a steel track. A multi leaf sliding door can be designed with a Bi-parting or One Way system according to design parameters.
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