Cornell Commercial Rolling Doors and Security Grilles Blog

In this guide, we'll explore the different types of roll-up doors available to help you make the right selection as you design a commercial building. We'll also provide resources to help you incorporate roll-up doors into your technical drawings. If you have any questions about our commercial door specifications, please reach out to us — our design experts are ready to assist you.

It’s no secret that 2020 had its share of contentious moments. From battling a global pandemic to racial and political protests across the country, the past year was a stressful one for everyone. Put in simpler terms: 2020 was a doozy. With many people still processing the aftershocks of COVID-19 and results of political unrest in major cities across the U.S., it seems 2021 will unfortunately continue to encounter stages of grief and anger of a trying past 12 months. This also means stores and storefronts may see more damage from continuing protests and riots. Is your store prepared?

When trying to decide what type of overhead garage door to install, most people are looking at overhead coiling doors or overhead sectional doors but don’t realize there are several differences to consider between the two.

Our Extreme® 1024 High Performance and Extreme® 300 Series Doors are three times faster than a regular service door at 24 inches per second and can be retrofit easily into existing applications. Learn more about how they can help your fire station in our latest application sheet.

Along with securing your parking garage or facility, electronic autolock eliminates the need for in-person 24/7 monitoring. Instead of having someone keep watch over your garage all night, you can relax in knowing electronic autolock can handle the job on its own.

Designed to help save lives and prevent property damage, SmokeShield® Fabric Smoke and Fire compartmentalizes dangerous fire and smoke for life safety in atrium areas and other openings in fire or smoke barrier walls. Learn more in this blog post.

No matter what industry you’re in, the safety of your staff and visitors is likely your first priority, with the safety and security of your equipment and products second. Planning for the safety of people and products is not accidental. It takes time, planning, and careful consideration. From external possible threats to issues inside your facility, your task list to champion safety inside and out may seem daunting. We can help when it comes to the security of your facility with our security closures. Here are three ways our rolling doors and grilles can amplify safety precautions in your building.

When you want to look after the safety of people and equipment and prevent accidental door closures, the SafetyGard UL325 Light Curtain with Dynamic Sequential Blanking is a smart choice. Get the details on the blog.

A rolling fire door must be maintained to be in a continuous and reliable state of readiness to secure a rated wall opening when activated for the purpose of protecting life and property from the spread of fire and/ or smoke throughout a building.