Curtain Features
Clear Vision Panels
Vision panels can be added to allow for
a clear line of sight through the curtain.
The panels can be made taller or shorter
per your request.
Curtain Valances
A valance is made from the same material
as the lower curtain. They are used to seal
the opening above the curtain. This is generally
the space from the roof deck to the bottom
of the joist or purlin. They can be rectangular
or follow the roof's slope.
Floor Sweeps
A floor sweep seals the open area
between the curtain and the floor.
It attaches to the main curtain by Velcro.
They are as wide as the entire length
of the curtain. These are ideal for
controlling dust, fumes, odors, and
other undesirable elements. They can
also be replaced in the future should the
friction from the floor wears them out.
Anchor Straps
Velcro straps hold your curtain in
place if a breeze or if a more secure
curtain is needed. These anchors feature
Velcro straps that loop through a D-ring,
which is anchored into the cement floor.
Typically spaced every 1.2 m.
Seal Velcro
Seal Velcro, also known as adhesive Velcro,
sticks onto your curtain and can be installed
in the field. Please note that stick-on velcro
is not ideal for cold-temperature applications
or high-frequencyuse.
Chain Weights
If you have a slight breeze or are power
washing near the curtain, then we can
add a galvanized lightweight chain weight
to the bottom of the curtain.
Connecting Curtains
Velcro
Velcro is used to connect curtain sections
together to form larger curtain walls. The
Velcro also serves as an access point for
larger curtains and makes them easier to
install.
Magnets
Seal magnets are an ideal way to attach
curtains to each other or adjacent steel
walls and beams. Best utilized in dusty
areas that would clog up Velcro.
Entry Options
Sewn-In Strip Doors
Strip doors that are sewn into the curtain
are ideal for light foot traffic. This allows
for quick movement of people into and
out of the industrial curtains.
Free-Standing Strip Doors
For motorized traffic, a free-standing steel frame
strip door is ideal. The steel frame takes the
stress off of the curtain wall, ensuring longevity
and performance for motor traffic and high use.
Swinging Impact Doors
A free-standing industrial swinging door
can also be provided for access. Also
known as impact doors, these heavy-duty
doors can take a lot of abuse from carts,
forklifts, or heavy foot traffic. View Styles
Roll-Up Doors
Supported with a free-standing steel frame,
the power roll-up doors can be opened and
closed via remote from a forklift. Door
styles and prices vary based on the frequency
of opening and closing, speed requirements,
and size. View Styles
