Open Garage Doors for Commercial Overhead Garage Doors

When choosing a commercial door, the opening size is one of the main factors to consider. You want a door that will fit properly and meet your garage's needs so that it can serve your intended purpose. An Overhead Door, also known as a sectional door, is designed to be raised to the ceiling on tracks. These are usually larger than residential garage doors and have a width of 32 feet x 2 inches and a height of 24 feet x1 inch. We can help you select the right door for the desired purpose. 

Your business may need to lock up vehicles, load equipment, and materials, or handle groups of people. Take some time to familiarize yourself with the various commercial garage door sizes available on the market so you can choose correctly.

Types of Commercial Garage Doors



1. Overhead Doors Come in different materials like fiberglass, aluminum, glass, or stainless steel and can be customized. These doors are also known as sectional doors and use rollers to rest parallel to the ceiling. Because they are sturdy and durable, they are found in most commercial garages and modern homes.
2. Roll-Up Doors are thinner than overhead doors when they roll into a coil. They have maximum flexibility allowing them to move up and down easily. They are great if you do not have enough room for a rail door and are sometimes called a coiling door.
3. Insulated Doors have many advantages. They are sturdier, more energy efficient, and stronger than regular doors. They can significantly influence the comfort of your business when extreme temperatures of the heat of the summer or the coldness in winter.