When it comes to securing your business, especially in warehouses and industrial facilities, selecting the right type of door is crucial. Coiling doors and sectional doors are two popular options, each with its own set of benefits and features. Let’s explore the differences between coiling doors and sectional doors and help you determine which option is best suited for your specific needs.

Coiling Doors

Coiling doors, also known as roll-up doors, are designed to provide optimal performance and durability, making them ideal for high-traffic areas like loading bays. Here are some key features of coiling doors:

Material Options: Coiling doors from BDC Door come in various substrate options including galvanized or prime steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, allowing you to choose the material that best suits your requirements.

Slat Options: With choices such as heavy-duty curved or flat slats and Secur-Vent® slats, you can customize your coiling door to meet your security and ventilation needs.

Insulated Options: BDC Door offers polyurethane-insulated roll-up doors that provide exceptional climate control, energy efficiency, and sound reduction.

Locking Mechanisms: Coiling doors come with a variety of locking mechanism options including slide bolts, cylinder locks, best locks, and thumb turns, ensuring enhanced security for your premises.

Operation Options: The operation can be formatted with a manual crank or chain hoist, an automated operation with a motor, or a through-wall system.

Sectional Doors

Sectional overhead garage doors offer security, durability, and versatility, making them suitable for a wide range of commercial applications. Here are some reasons why you might choose sectional doors:

Material Options: We offer sectional doors made from stainless or galvanized steel, known for their durability and rust resistance. Additionally, aluminum doors are available for businesses seeking a lightweight and modern aesthetic.

Customization: With a variety of finishes and paint options, sectional doors can be customized to match the exterior of your building, enhancing its overall aesthetic appeal.

Versatility: Sectional doors are suitable for a variety of commercial settings including auto repair shops, loading docks, automotive showrooms, firehouses, restaurants, and sports complexes.

Aluminum Options: Aluminum sectional doors are particularly popular for businesses wanting a modernist aesthetic, offering both style and functionality.

Choosing the Right Option

When deciding between coiling doors and sectional doors for your business, consider factors such as your security needs, aesthetic preferences, budget, and operational requirements. If you prioritize durability, performance, and space-saving design, coiling doors may be the ideal choice. However, if customization options, versatility, and aesthetic appeal are important to you, sectional doors could be the better option.

At BDC Door, we specialize in both coiling doors and sectional doors, offering expert consultation and installation services to help you find the perfect solution for your commercial business. Contact us today at 505.858.1017 to explore your options and secure your business with the right door solution.