Renlita Doors North America, LLC

United States

Steel Frame Counterweight Balance Design Suitable for openings up to 30′ Wide and 20′ Tall Operated manually or motorized (depending on door size and weight) Accepts a wide range of customization including site lines, cladding, and other special features System is designed to meet clients design objective contact Renlita to discover the posibilities.From industrial to residential, Renlita S-1000 has got you covered. Each system is designed and manufactured individually using precise mathematical calculations to achieve optimal balance for safety, performance and appearance. Each project is customized by working in harmony with your design brief. Little headroom is necessary for this type of system. Customization can include flush mount to exterior, a wide range of cladding andor glazing materials and finishes to suit your design brief. When opening, the system tilts and travels upward coming to rest in horizontal configuration immediately below the lintel. Dimensions vary according to the application and each system is individually designed. Mathematical calculations are completed to ensure it correctly balanced. Wind loading can be a critical design factor especially in coastal or mountain zones. Unless otherwise specified the systems are designed to resist a minimum wind loading of 0.5 kPa.

Steel frame counterweight balanced door system that lifts vertically to a designated height Accepts a wide variety of cladding options Motorized or Manual operation (depending on width and cladding option) Flexible site lines and sizes.Steel Frame Counterweight balanced door system. Versatility of cladding, site lines, sizes, and much more Single panel design that lifts vertically to a designated height.

2 Panel Steel Tube Frame Design Counterweight Balance System Accepts a wide variety of cladding options (Up to 1″ Insulated glass, metal, wood, composites, stone, etc.) Operated Manually or Motoized (depending on size and weight) Sizes up to 20’H X 30′ W Creates an awning effect when in the open position.