RENLITA S-1000

FLOATAWAY DOORS

From industrial to residential, Renlita S-1000 doors have got you covered. Each door is designed and manufactured individually using precise mathematical calculations to achieve optimal balance for safety, performance and appearance. When opening, the door tilts and travels upward coming to rest in horizontal configuration immediately below the lintel.

The steel frame counterweight balance door design is suitable for openings up to 30′ Wide and 20′ tall. The Renlita S-1000 Floataway Door can be operated manually or motorized (depending on door size and weight).

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The Floataway Door is a single leaf door balanced with counterweights under constant suspension. Door movement is controlled by guide bearings running in vertical operating channels and link arms connecting the door to the operating guides. The Renlita S-1000 counterweight balanced door is designed for industrial/commercial and residential applications.

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RENLITA S-1000 FLOATAWAY DOOR

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Renlita S-1000 Floataway Doors

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S-1000 Floataway Doors

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FEATURES

The Renlita S-1000 counterweight balanced door is designed for industrial/commercial and residential applications.
Little headroom is necessary for this type of door.
The doors accept a wide range of cladding and/or glazing materials and colors can be chosen from standard color or custom color match.
When opening, the door moves upward coming to rest in horizontal configuration immediately below the header.
Dimensions of the doors vary according to the application and each door is individually designed. Mathematical calculations are completed to ensure the door is correctly counterweight balanced.
Wind loading can be a critical design factor especially in hurricane prone areas unless otherwise specified the doors are designed to resist a minimum wind loading of IO psf.