Industrial Doors are commonly used on commercial and industrial properties, such as warehouses, fire stations and factories to provide access for vehicles and goods. They come in various sizes and types which include sectional, roller, or high speed. Each type has its specific features and is selected for characteristics such as its durability, usage, insulation, speed of opening, security, and ventilation.
Security rolling shutters are used to secure commercial property such as retail outlets. There main purpose is to provide extra protection, particularly to large shop front windows and are in common usage in shopping centres and high streets. They are also used for security on bars and catering areas and are increasingly used at sports grounds and entertainment locations.
It is important to specify the correct industrial door or shutter depending on the requirements, if you need help or advice contact a dhf member of the Industrial Door Group who can offer their expertise.
It is essential that a regular maintenance programme is in place for all industrial doors and rolling shutters.
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A wide range of publications are available to download or view online including best practice guides and technical documents.
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dhf launched the Industrial Door Safety Diploma training course in 2016 and members of dhf who operate in industrial doors or rolling shutters commit to undergo training as part of the Code of Conduct.
The 2-day course is aimed at owners, managers and supervisors who are responsible for legal compliance within their industrial door companies.
Find out more about training01 July 2020
Door & Hardware Federation (DHF) is moving into summer 2020 with a 'Distance Learning Programme' (DLP) in the coming weeks.
03 June 2020
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected all of us across the UK, and DHF is no exception. Please read this important update from DHF.
