Configure your high-speed door visually

How the high-speed door configurator works

The configurator lets you put your high-speed door together yourself in seven steps – without data sheets and without a sales meeting beforehand. Every choice appears instantly in the live preview: the proportions adapt to the dimensions you enter, the curtain takes on the selected RAL colour, and vision panels, drive housing and sensors are drawn in. This lets you see how the door will look in your hall before you even send the enquiry.

At the end, the configurator summarises all your selections. This summary is sent with your enquiry and forms the basis for a specific, no-obligation quotation. If you are not yet sure which design suits you, the guide What is a high-speed door? explains the basics.

The options available

The table summarises the configurator steps and what to consider at each one. Background on the individual designs can be found on the pages for the indoor high-speed door, the outdoor high-speed door and the freezer door.

Step	Selection in the configurator	What matters
Location	Indoor, outdoor, outdoor wind-resistant	On the façade, wind acts on the curtain – the wind resistance class according to EN 12424 is decisive.
Size	Width and height 1,000–5,000 mm each, larger sizes as a special size	Clear opening, headroom and side room determine the design.
Curtain	Standard PVC, with vision panel, insulated, freezer	Temperature difference and visibility of oncoming traffic; for sub-zero temperatures, a freezer door.
Colour and frame	8 RAL colours; galvanised steel, powder-coated or stainless steel (V2A, AISI 304)	Hygiene requirements, corrosion, corporate design.
Drive	Standard, with frequency inverter, with emergency opening	Cycles per day and whether the door is on an escape route.
Sensors and accessories	Radar, light curtain, traffic lights, radio remote control, induction loop, safety edge	Type of traffic: forklift trucks, pedestrians, lorries or mixed traffic.

Information to have ready

The more complete your details, the faster and more accurate the quotation. A few key facts are enough for a reliable enquiry; guide values for headroom and side room per size can be found under sizes.

• Clear width and height of the door opening – measured from wall to wall and from the finished floor to the underside of the lintel.
• Space above and beside the opening for the winding shaft, drive and side guides.
• Installation situation: internal wall between two hall areas, or external wall exposed to weather and wind.
• Temperatures on both sides – decisive for curtain and insulation.
• Passages per day and the type of traffic, such as forklift trucks, tugger trains or lorries.
• Special requirements such as hygiene, cleanroom, explosion protection or escape route.

Typical configurations as a starting point

The following examples show proven combinations from practice. Use them as a starting point and adapt all options to your situation – for example, start directly with an outdoor door or a freezer door.

Background on these applications: logistics and warehousing, cold storage, food industry and vehicle wash bays.

Application	Size (W × H)	Recommended equipment
Indoor logistics door between hall areas	3,000 × 3,500 mm	Standard PVC with vision panel, radar, light curtain, traffic lights
Outdoor door at the loading area	4,000 × 4,500 mm	Outdoor wind-resistant, insulated curtain, frequency inverter, induction loop
Freezer door at the cold store	2,500 × 3,000 mm	Heated freezer curtain, frequency inverter, radar, safety edge
Hygiene area in food or pharma	2,000 × 2,500 mm	Stainless steel frame (V2A), vision panel, radar, light curtain
Vehicle hall or wash bay	5,000 × 5,000 mm	Outdoor wind-resistant, emergency opening, induction loop, radio remote control

Why configure online?

Traditionally, buying an industrial door starts with catalogues, data sheets and an appointment with a sales representative. The configurator reverses this order: you define the requirements yourself first and receive a quotation that reflects exactly those requirements. This saves rounds of coordination and makes quotations comparable, because all key data is available in writing.

Especially with several doors or tenders, the structured summary helps to bring planners, purchasing, maintenance and your installer up to the same level of information. The comparison of high-speed door, roller shutter and sectional door in the high-speed door guide provides a sound basis for the decision.

What happens after your enquiry

From enquiry to installed door, the process runs in clear steps:

• Review: we check your configuration for technical plausibility, for example wind load, headroom and side room.
• Questions: we clarify any open points briefly by phone or email – in English.
• Quotation: you receive a no-obligation quotation based on your configuration.
• Size approval: after your order, all dimensions including headroom and side room are agreed and approved in writing.
• Manufacturing: the door is manufactured to measure according to the approved configuration.
• Delivery: the door is delivered direct from the factory by freight forwarder, across Europe, with documentation for installation and operation and the declaration of performance.
• Installation: installation and commissioning are carried out by your installer – your in-house maintenance team or a local door installer (details).