Rolling doors offer the ideal solution for spaces with limited clearance, heightened security needs, or specific aesthetic requirements. Built for reliability and performance, our products are engineered to meet your exact specifications.
Rolling Steel & Fire Doors in Big Bend WI
Replacements and new installations for a multitude of rolling door types: rolling steel, screen/ventilation, fire-rated, security grilles, counter shutters, storage unit, hurricane, and more.
It’s critical to make sure a rolling door is truly the best solution for the application and has all the correct attributes included at the outset. Even if you are not sure about what type you need to replace, we can help you in making that decision. All the products we offer are designed and built to meet your needs and exceed your expectations. And it does not matter how large it is, we can handle it!
Why Choose a Rolling Door?
Rolling doors are perfect for applications where clearances may be at a minimum, security is a must, or you require a certain look.
You can use a rolling counter shutter for your cafeteria or concessions, a rolling grille for your storefront or a fire-rated door for a barrier between parts of your facility to protect people and property from additional damage in case of a fire condition. Our team believes in high service standards, so we want to match our products with the same level of quality as our service.
Rolling/Fire Doors Products
Rolling Steel
Rolling steel doors are perfect for commercial and industrial applications. The options include powder coated steel (in almost any color), stainless steel, aluminum, and can be ordered with insulation. The slats come in flat, contoured or perforated profiles.
Rolling Fire
Where fire protection is required, fire-rated rolling doors are crucial to maintaining a rated fire wall at your facility. Fire doors can be triggered by smoke/heat detectors, your facility’s alarm system, solid state devices, or standard fusible links. We offer every level of rating to meet your requirements.
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Rolling Grilles
When high visibility and security is needed, a rolling grille door system may be the option for you. These doors offer protection from theft/vandalism and are an option for underground parking, storefronts, interior applications like concessions, cafeterias, and retail shops. It gives an open feel but still provides security.
Rolling Shutter Doors
Shutter doors are perfect for retail, concessions, pharmacies and hospitals where security is needed as well as the ability to conceal merchandise or supplies at any given time. Shutter doors are easy to operate and come in a variety of finishes to match your existing environment. Cranks or automatic operators are also available for this application.
Fire Door Testing
The National Fire Protection Association requires that all fire-rated doors in all facilities be inspected and tested on a yearly basis.
We can help you navigate the NFPA-80 details and requirements to ensure that your facility is safe and meets current code requirements. Contact us to learn more about the Rinderle Door approach to testing and maintaining fire door systems.
Contact us today to set up an appointment with one of our sales estimators who will meet you onsite to get the ball rolling on your new project. We are proud to provide the rolling/fire doors our customers need throughout Waukesha and Milwaukee counties, and the surrounding areas.
Frequently Asked Questions About Commercial Rolling Doors
Commercial rolling doors are overhead doors made from interlocking metal slats that coil into a compact roll above the opening. They're commonly used in warehouses, manufacturing facilities, loading areas, and other commercial and industrial settings. Their space-saving design makes them a practical option for buildings with limited overhead room. Commercial rolling doors are available in different sizes, materials, and configurations to meet specific operational needs.
Rolling steel doors open vertically, with the metal curtain wrapping around a barrel mounted above the doorway. When the door closes, the curtain unrolls and travels down guides on either side of the opening. Depending on the system, you can operate the door manually or with an electric motor. Motorized rolling doors are especially useful for busy facilities where employees need to open and close large doors throughout the day.
The cost of commercial rolling doors depends on the opening size, door material, insulation, operating system, and installation requirements. Larger doors and models with specialized features generally cost more than basic configurations. Motorized operation can also increase the initial investment. At Rinderle Door Company, we can evaluate your facility, discuss your needs, and recommend options that fit your budget and business requirements.
The lifespan of a rolling steel door depends on usage, operating conditions, and construction. Doors that open and close frequently may wear out faster than those used occasionally. Regular inspections, lubrication, and timely repairs help extend their service life. If your door jams often, makes unusual noises, or struggles to open, it's worth having a professional inspect the system before a minor issue becomes a major repair.
The main difference is how the doors open and where they're stored. Rolling doors coil above the opening, while sectional doors consist of hinged panels that travel along overhead tracks. Rolling doors generally require less ceiling space and backroom, making them useful where overhead equipment or building layouts limit available room. Sectional doors may offer different insulation and window options. We can help you compare both designs based on your facility's layout, traffic, and operational needs.
Yes. Rolling steel doors provide a strong physical barrier that helps protect commercial buildings against unauthorized entry. Their interlocking steel slats offer resistance to forced access, while compatible locking systems add another layer of protection. However, security depends on the door's construction, installation, and condition. If protecting equipment, inventory, or restricted areas is a priority, we can help you choose commercial rolling doors with appropriate security features.
Yes. Routine maintenance helps prevent unexpected breakdowns that can interrupt deliveries, delay employees, or leave your building unsecured. During a professional service visit, technicians can inspect the curtain, guides, springs, safety devices, and operating components for wear or damage. The right maintenance schedule depends on how frequently you use your doors and the conditions inside your facility. Addressing problems early can also help reduce repair costs.
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