Enhance your renovation project with Compact doors
More flexibility: Less Structural requirements
Renovation projects often involve navigating existing structures with minimal disruption. Unlike traditional sectional doors, which require a complex steel framework to support balancing springs and overhead tracks, the Compact Door eliminates the need for such extensive infrastructure. It can be installed using only two fixed posts—made of steel, concrete, or wood—without the need for additional lintels or overhead steel structures. This not only reduces material costs but also makes it easier to adapt the door to the existing architecture, giving you greater flexibility to work within the constraints of the building.
Replace roller doors with ease
Older buildings often have limited space and structural constraints. Especailly when replacing older roller doors, the Compact Door’s space-saving design opens up possibilities. As compact as a roller door, the Compact door will leave free space for lighting, HVAC systems, or storage, giving you the flexibility to optimize interior layouts.
In addition, the Compact door provides better insulation and more design options compared to traditional roller doors. Add a pass door for easy access or transparant panels for more natural light.
Elevate your Project’s aesthetics
A key part of any renovation project is reimagining and improving the building’s facade and interior. The Compact Door offers limitless customization options, from colors and finishes to panel designs, ensuring it seamlessly integrates with your architectural vision. Whether you’re modernizing a commercial property or preserving a historic aesthetic, this custom-made door gives you the creative freedom to achieve your goals.
Save energy – Modern efficiency
Replacing older steel or roller doors in renovation projects offers an opportunity to significantly improve a building’s energy efficiency. Compact Doors are engineered with superior insulation properties, reducing heat transfer and creating a more energy-efficient environment. For older buildings where insulation is often lacking, this upgrade can dramatically improve thermal performance, helping to lower energy costs and meet modern sustainability standards.
