A Customer Success Story from Northern Dock Systems
Before
30-year-old rusted and inoperable door
After
New in-jamb rolling steel service door
Project Overview
30-Year-Old Rolling Steel Door
The aging rolling steel door at a hospital in Toronto had served its time for 30 years, but it had become rusted and developed holes, rendering it inoperable. As a result, the hospital sought the expertise of Northern Dock Systems to replace it with a state-of-the-art Rolling Steel Service Door.
Before
Rusted and holes in rolling steel slats
Replacing with a New In-Jamb Rolling Steel Service Door
The installation of the new in-jamb rolling steel door was executed seamlessly, and the door now operates flawlessly, providing a much-needed upgrade to the hospital’s infrastructure.
The features of the new in-jamb rolling steel service door include:
- 16’0” (W) x 9’1.5” (H) top of hood.
- Galvanized finish on slats and hood.
- 3” curved 22 galvanized slats.
- Double-angle bottom bar with a black finish.
- Structural angle guides and aluminum bottom bar are more durable and easier to repair than roll-formed shapes.
- Black finish guides and head plates for a clean look.
- 1 HP motor with chain hoist that was wall mounted on the right hand with easy push button operation.
- NEMA 4x retro-reflective photo-eyes to prevent the door from closing on anyone or anything.
- Motor and tension covers to prevent dust and debris from getting into the mechanism and for safety.
After
3” curved 22 galvanized slats
Easy Operation
Motor with chain hoist
Easy Operation
Push button controls
