Door Types
Sliding Doors
From large bottom-rolling hangar doors to economical top-hung small sliding doors — a sliding system for every opening.
Sliding doors are also known as bottom-rolling doors — a better description, since the door panels roll on wheels fitted to the bottom of the door. These wheels roll on rails embedded in the floor system. The bottom rolling door is ideal for areas that need maximum clear openings — at the push of a button it opens quietly, quickly, and safely.
Sliding door panels are individually controlled and operated, accommodating large aircraft as required. This flexibility enables your facility to operate more efficiently and save energy.
Sliding doors are designed to the highest standards while maintaining the aesthetic appeal of your building — customizable to fit unique conditions.
Stacking Choices
- Bi-parting
- One-way stack
- Floating
- Factors to consider: width and height of the opening, climate of the region, and door pockets
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Small Sliding Doors — Top-Hung
A top-hung, small sliding door is the low-cost solution for your R & M Steel building. Top-hung doors keep the floor clear of rails and are a practical, economical choice for shops, barns, and storage buildings.
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