There is no better way to secure a warehouse, factory or shed and ensure a convenient use than installing one of our strong and practical commercial roller doors in your business property. Discover our range of commercial garage door rollers in a variety of heights and sizes and ensure the safety of your property efficiently with National Garage Remotes & Openers.
Top Quality Commercial Roller Doors
At NGRO, we understand the importance of the industry-specific characteristics our selection of roller doors need to have in order to provide the most convenient experience possible. Our selection of commercial garage door rollers is no exception to that.
Here are a few points to highlight the important aspects that make our commercial roller doors a safe go-to choice:
- Top-notch quality. The majority of our commercial roller doors are made of world-renowned COLORBOND steel, which is not only a very durable and strong material but has also proven itself as the market leader in terms of external natural factors resistance. Our commercial roller doors will last for many years and will maintain their initial easy-on-the-eye appeal, as they will not chip, blister or flake.
- Automated or not automated. Every owner has his own understanding of ensuring security on the property, depending on the possible industry-specific scenarios that might happen. For some it’s better to have automated doors, that can be operated by remote control, while for some it’s more reasonable to not have the door automated and stick to the conventions. With our range of commercial roller doors, both of these options are available – choose what works best for securing your property.
- Compatible, strong openers. An important feature of commercial type roller doors is that they need a strong opening mechanism that will be able to operate the motions of the door several times a day, as opposed to in-home used garage doors situation, when a usually smaller door is opened and closed once or twice per day. At NGRO, we provide a wide range of motors and openers, from which you can choose a strong enough mechanism to make the perfect roller door-opener combo on your property.
- Door sizes. We offer a range of commercial roller doors of different heights and widths so that any kind of warehouse, factory or shed with a more or less standard space for doors can find a commercial roller door with perfectly fitting measurements.
To see all the commercial roller door related products that might come in handy for instalment and use of the doors, browse our extensive range of NGRO products.
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FAQ
- What is a commercial roll up door?
Commercial roller doors are the kind of heavy-duty roller doors that are used in properties and places with public access, like, warehouses, sheds, factories, loading docks, distribution centres and others. They’re different from residential roller doors: commercial roller doors are usually bigger and more massive.
- How long does a commercial roller door last?
It depends on the quality of the commercial roller doors and how they’re treated and maintained by the staff and owners. Usually, manufacturers give 2-3 year warranty, however most experts say that high-quality commercial roller doors last for 15 to 30 years. At NGRO, we offer a 2-year warranty, which is a common standard on the garage door market.
- What is the difference between residential and commercial roller doors?
Residential roller doors are usually installed in garages adjacent to the residential houses and on individual properties, while commercial roller doors are used in places with public access, like loading docks, warehouses, sheds, factories, distribution centres etc. The main difference between the two is that commercial roller doors are taller, bigger and more massive.
- What is the standard commercial door size?
Although commercial roller doors often vary in terms of size, one of the most common and standard measurements for these doors are: 30 to 32 feet wide and 24-28 feet high.
- How much is a commercial roller door?
It depends on the sellers, but when including all the additional costs like installation, insulation, ventilation, door opener installation and etc., the average cost for a non-automated door is around $2000 to $3000, and for the automated commercial roller doors it is anywhere between $3000 to $5000. At NGRO, we have one of the most reasonable prices on the market, with the starting point at around $1000 (not including aforementioned additional costs).
- How much does it cost to install commercial roller doors?
It depends on which company’s services you’re using, but generally it costs around $1300 to $2000 to install a commercial roller door.
- How do I manually open a commercial roller door?
First of all, a safety tip – make sure that your roller door is closed all the way down and is not stuck in the middle position. If it is not closed all the way down, please do not try to move parts of it around and open the door manually, because it might happen so that in case of a broken spring or some kind of issue in the mechanism, your attempt to open the door will lead to the full weight of the door slamming to the ground, which might cause you a serious damage. If you see that the door is stuck in mid-position, contact the professionals, or the service that installed your door, and let them handle the situation.
If your garage door is closed all the way down, and you want to open it, pull the emergency release cord – it will disconnect the door’s two main automatic moving parts (trolley and carriage). After pulling the emergency release cord, open the door manually. If you cannot lift it or it still doesn’t open, contact the service that installed the door or any other professionals that you know, because it might be the case that there is some kind of issue in the roller door’s mechanism that needs to be fixed before you try to engage with it.