True roll-up doors have limited styles when compared to sectional doors. The single-panel construction makes them more industrial-looking but helps maintain their durability and security.

There are wooden roll-up doors, but wood is a much weaker material than steel or aluminum, so using wood won’t provide the same benefits as strong metals.

Like other styles, there are many sizes of overhead roll-ups. Technicians will measure your garage’s openings and help you select a door that fits your garage.

Additionally, most types of overhead doors look similar but have different features.

• Roll-up sheet doors: These are the standard overhead door. They use steel or aluminum sheets to make up the door instead of separate slats.
• High-performance roll-up doors: This roll-up door is for high-traffic areas. They open and close quickly, are resistant to damage from vehicle impacts and can stand up to extreme weather.
• Rolling fire doors: These are fire-rated doors constructed to prevent the spread of fire. Fire doors use fire-resistant material and have fire detectors, automatically closing when there’s a fire nearby.
• Security grilles: This door usually secures stores in malls or schools. Security grilles allow airflow and visual access while protecting the interior from burglary and damage.

• Features of Rollup Doors
• Application of Rollup Doors
• Advantages of Rollup Doors
• Disadvantages of Rollup Doors
• Styles of Rollup Doors