Many of our customers are drawn to commercial folding garage doors because of the unique performance they offer. These businesses and organizations include everything from restaurants to fire and police stations.

Commercial Bi-Fold Garage Doors

Commercial bi-fold garage doors open in a unique upward fashion. Many businesses are drawn to these types of doors because they require little space for operation. That is, they don’t need the clearance space of a traditional door. You can simply raise and lower them as needed without worrying about taking up valuable space in your facility.

This is particularly important in a setting like a restaurant, where bi-fold doors don’t mean reducing the number of tables you can set out or crowding walk areas for wait staff and customers. Commercial bi-fold garage doors also help restaurants create transitional areas. You can keep the doors shut during winter and ensure that your customers stay warm, and you can keep them open on beautiful summer afternoons when your guests are seeking an outdoor dining experience.

Choose commercial bi-fold garage doors for your restaurant or other business and enjoy flexible spaces, easy installation and simple operation that doesn’t take up any of your valuable square footage.

Commercial Four-Fold Garage Doors

Commercial four-fold garage doors are similar in operation to bi-fold doors, though they often find use at different types of facilities. Four-fold doors install vertically and they most often find use at police stations, fire stations, parking garages and similar settings. Why? Because commercial four-fold garage doors offer outstanding security and speed of opening and closing. When you need to close off an area, you can count on four-fold garage doors closing it off securely. When you need to quickly open space for a large car or truck to pass through, four-fold garage doors allow for that fast opening and closing.

Commercial four-fold garage doors also provide full visibility. If your garage door opens onto the street, you don’t have to wonder who or what is waiting on the other side after the doors open.