Perfect for:

Cafeterias
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Schools

Churches

Choosing the right insulation

Insulation’s ability to resist heat loss is measured with R-value. The higher the number, the more insulating it will be. But that doesn’t mean you need to go for the highest R-value when choosing counter doors. The right value for you and your business will depend on where you’re located, what the door is used for, and what building it will be fitted in. If you need any advice, our experts are happy to help.

Model Gauge Max Size Slat Type Guides Spec Sheets
6522 16 gauge (.050) extruded aluminum 14’4” x 8’4” Mini Flat Extruded clear
Anodized aluminum
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6544 16 gauge (.050) extruded aluminum 14’4” x 8’4” Mini Flat Extruded clear
Anodized aluminum
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6566 22 gauge stainless steel 14’4” x 8’4” Mini Flat Extruded clear anodized aluminum
Stainless steel (optional)
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