Hard spiral garage doors are a new variation of high-speed doors employing a specific form of track called “spiral” tracking. Unlike roll up or sectional garage doors that either coil panels or stack them, spiral doors separate each panel and space them as they move upwards, preventing contact and wear. These doors are remarkably fast, well insulated, and much more durable, making them suitable for residential or villa areas.

Absolutely. Their energy efficiency stands out as a primary benefit. Our spiral garage doors have:
High R-Value Panels: Many variants have available insulated panels, providing excellent thermal efficiency.
Tight Seals: The spiral garage doors system prevents unintentional gaps, hence no air exchange can take place.
Rapid Operation: The exposure time is limited due to quick open and close cycles, which is important for retention of heat in winter and reduction of heat in summer.
The combination of these features translates into considerable energy spending reduction for your facility.

One of the significant advantages of spiral garage doors is their low maintenance requirement. Due to the non-contact design, there’s minimal friction between panels, which reduces wear and tear. Typical maintenance involves:
Routine Inspections: Checking for proper operation, sensor function, and general condition.
Lubrication: Of moving parts as per manufacturer guidelines.
Cleaning: Keeping tracks and panels free from debris.
We offer comprehensive maintenance plans to ensure your door operates flawlessly for years. Yes, parts are readily available through our service department, minimizing potential downtime.

Spiral garage doors are designed with security in mind. Their robust construction, typically featuring rigid aluminum slats, combined with a secure interlocking system, makes them highly resistant to forced entry. The speed of operation also means the door is open for the shortest possible time, reducing opportunities for unauthorized access.

Insulated garage doors provide several benefits, including energy efficiency, noise reduction, and better temperature control. This is especially beneficial for homes with attached garages or in regions with extreme weather. An insulated door helps maintain a comfortable temperature inside the garage while reducing heating and cooling costs.