The Clopay® Extreme™ Series High Performance Sectional Door System boosts productivity and delivers on style.
The Clopay Extreme™ Series combines high-strength durability with the ability to open at 24” per second. Powered by the robust LiftMaster opener, the Extreme™ Series- commercial doors are a great fit for emergency facilities, distribution center warehouses, car dealerships and much more. Manufactured with heavy duty hardware, these low maintenance sectional doors boast five times the spring life of an average commercial sectional door for optimal performance.
Standard Specifications
The Clopay Extreme™ Series High Performance Door System boasts an opening speed of 24″ per second, allowing productivity to flourish while also delivering a flawless aesthetic thanks to optional full-view windows. Tandem nylon rollers improve roller life and reduce running noise for smooth, quiet operation while safety stays top of mind with enhanced features such as 3′ of light curtain protection, a cable management system and standard cable tension monitor.
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*Maximum Width and Height values listed are Standard sizing.
**With clear insulated glass
***With Clopay’s proprietary polyurethane Intellicore insulation.
*R-values calculated per DASMA TDS-163 on a solid door
**R-values calculated per DASMA TDS-163 using weighted average with 3/4″ insulated glass.
***Clopay’s proprietary polyurethane Intellicore insulation.
✭Maximum Width and Height values listed are Standard sizing.
*Calculated door section R-value is in accordance with DASMA TDS-163
Clopay’s proprietary polyurethane Intellicore® insulation
*Calculated door section R-value is in accordance with DASMA TDS-163
**For sizes over 32’2″ wide consult factory for specific configuration requirements.
The Clopay® Extreme™ Series High Performance Sectional Door System boosts productivity and delivers on style.
Designed with fire stations in mind, Extreme™ Series Sectional Doors are performance-forward, opening 3X faster than standard doors.
