• The full-vision door is one of the most preferred models among sectional door types, as it enhances the visual appeal of your buildings. It can be used for normal lifting, high lifting, or vertical lifting, depending on the beam section of the area where it is applied.

• The profile thicknesses of full-vision doors vary according to the parts used and are specially designed to match each other, generally at 3 mm. Acrylic, aluminum, and polycarbonate are used in full-vision doors, with single glazing available according to the need. Tempered or laminated glass options can also be applied in different structures to ensure maximum harmony.

• The panels forming full-vision sectional doors are produced from 500 mm to 610 mm aluminum finger-protected profiles.

• The standard color of full-vision sectional door profiles is white. However, they can also be powder-coated in the desired RAL colors, depending on the exterior color or optional preferences. Full-vision sectional doors can also be equipped with a standard control unit and remote control.

• Sectional industrial door panels are connected to each other with hinges made of galvanized steel. The wheel sets that provide the movement of the door on the rails are made of noise canceling polyamide to ensure quiet operation.

• Sectional full-view door panels are pulled by winding steel ropes into drums that vary according to the size and lifting type of the door. If the ropes are broken or the springs are damaged in any way, the door is prevented from falling by the rope break safety system and the spring break safety system.

• Full-vision sectional doors are durable and long lasting, designed to provide the fastest and safest way for today’s modern businesses, especially automotive sales Offices and factory entrances and exits