Hart Door Systems’ (Hart) expertise in the Energy from Waste sector is fast being acknowledged with more contracts for its Speedor Storm doors just announced.
One of the latest is the replacement of 17 doors using Hart’s Storm doors which are designed for frequent use in high traffic situations and where exceptional wind resistance of up to 70 mph is required.
“Bearing in mind Climate Change and the many issues arising, the successful development of Speedor Storm is timely,” says a Hart’s spokesman.
“This particular contract replaces non-Hart doors where the supply of spare parts was an issue and the door type being replaced was not fit for the high-traffic situation on-site and all the other issues arising on Energy from Waste sites.
“Companies we work for are tackling Climate Change through waste management for example and Hart is delighted to be at the forefront of providing particular solutions in these challenging times.”
Speedor Storm is a robust and reliable system used predominately as an external rolling door. It features a unique guide system offering wind resistance up to class 5 as defined by DIN EN 12424, on larger openings up to 8m x 6m.
Of several major orders Hart Door Systems recently installed seven of its Speedor Storm doors at a high-volume distribution facility for a major online retailer.
All Speedor Storms, five of which measure 5m x 5m and two 3m x 3m, were installed to the despatch building on busy door openings. The Speedor Storms allow quick and easy access to the openings where sectional overhead doors were being left open enabling heat loss and an unpleasant working environment.
Hart provided expert design advice, specification and installation. A Hart spokesman says: “Speedor Storm is being increasingly used in high traffic situations where exceptional wind resistance is required. The energy-saving potential of this door is also particularly high.
“We find the Storm is used predominately as an external rolling door with a unique guide system offering wind resistance up to class 5 as defined by DIN EN 12424, on larger openings up to 8m x 8m.
“Capable of withstanding winds up to 90 mph when closed, the Storm is a robust and reliable system.”
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