Description

Slide Corner Garage Door

Corner round garage doors prove to be the solution to many problems while providing a very strong, secure and stable type of door. A rounded corner (RTC) door does what it says and slides horizontally along the floor then turns and moves along the inside wall of the garage. They require minimal headroom to operate. The door opens horizontally, when the door is partially opened you also have pedestrian access without opening the door completely, a feature especially useful for a garage that is often accessed on foot. WinTouch Automation Door Center can supply various RTC doors. The main difference apart from the materials is that the door is made from relatively narrow slats or much larger panels often called 'sectional doors’. An RTC door will require minimal maintenance as there is usually no strain on any moving parts and no spring tension system, cables or up or down pressure.

Materials:

Doors are made of different types of materials.

• Steel.

• Aluminum. 

Sizes:

All the round the corner doors sold by The Wintouch Automation Center are made to order both in width and height with additional flexibility using infill sections where necessary for the perfect fit and finish.

Some models will go up to almost any width at all with restrictions more on the height.

RTC doors are ideal doors for very wide garage openings.

Electrical operation:

All modern RTC doors can be manually or electrically operated with remote control and other access control methods such as digital keypads, key switches, transponders and even mobile phone apps. There are generally 2 motor drive methods A wall mounted traditional boom type operator pushes and pulls along the interior wall or in some cases drives over the door and over the lintel. other method is a door mounted motor system that drives the door using a rack and pinion system along the top tracking.

All The motor drive systems shall also have a manual override system in case of power failure.

With the motor drives it is possible with most models to have a pedestrian door setting on a 2 or 4 button hand transmitter so one button will open the door partially and another button opens the door fully. the operators will perform the locking for the door too when closed but for extra security you can also have the manual locking in place to engage when required, such as for long periods away on holiday.