Insulated Industrial Doors

Get extra benefits with insulated industrial doors

Insulated  industrial  doors and shutters don’t only provide you with security features but offer the added benefit of reducing energy bills by keeping warm air in during the winter months and cool air during the summer. They’re perfect for a range of settings, from industrial companies that want to slash outgoings to homeowners that want to take advantage of their garage space. 

Windows and doors are a huge source of heat loss in buildings. But through using shutters you can minimise this and cut the amount you’re spending on gas or electric for heating purposes.

Our industrial doors are extremely popular due to their ability to withstand high usage. Added to that, their ease of use, protection from noise and draughts are also highly advantageous. We offer the additional benefit of 100mm Double Skin Insulated Lath protection which gives excellent UV and heat protection.

Precision engineered and made using quality materials,  we’ve got years of experience delivering the insulated doors that our customers need, creating bespoke solutions that perfectly match your project’s requirements.

With more than two decades manufacturing and installing shutters, you know you can rely on us to recommend and then deliver the option that best suits you.

Benefits of Insulated Industrial Doors

Do insulated industrial doors prevent heat loss?

Shutters, particularly roller shutters, can help to prevent heat loss in a building. They work by acting as a barrier to prevent heat transfer through windows and doors. When the shutters are closed, they help to keep the interior of the building at a more comfortable temperature by trapping heat inside during the winter, and by blocking out the sun during the summer. This can lead to energy savings, as the building will require less heating and cooling to maintain a comfortable temperature.

Roller shutters can also help to improve the overall insulation of a building. They can be installed over existing windows and doors, providing an additional layer of insulation that can help to reduce drafts and improve energy efficiency. The tight seal between the shutter and the frame can also help to keep out drafts.

Additionally, roller shutters can be made of insulated materials such as foam-filled slats which can provide more insulation than regular shutters, which can help to keep the building even more comfortable and energy efficient.

It’s worth noting that the effectiveness of shutters in preventing heat loss depends on the type of shutter and how well they are installed. Shutters that are not properly sealed or that are made of low-quality materials may not provide as much insulation as those that are properly installed and made of high-quality materials.

Are shutters energy efficient?

Shutters can be energy efficient when properly installed and used. They work by providing insulation and blocking out the sun’s rays, which can help to reduce the amount of energy needed to heat and cool a building.

Roller shutters, in particular, can be an energy-efficient option. They can be closed during the day to block out the sun’s rays and keep the building cooler in the summer, which can reduce the need for air conditioning. In winter, they can be closed at night to trap heat inside and keep the building warmer, which can reduce the need for heating. This can lead to energy savings, as the building will require less heating and cooling to maintain a comfortable temperature.

Shutters can also help to improve the overall insulation of a building. They can be installed over existing windows and doors, providing an additional layer of insulation that can help to reduce drafts and improve energy efficiency. The tight seal between the shutter and the frame can also help to keep out drafts.

Additionally, roller shutters can be made of insulated materials such as foam-filled slats which can provide more insulation than regular shutters, which can help to keep the building even more comfortable and energy efficient.

Reduce energy bills

One of the main factors that draws people to insulated doors is reducing their energy bills. The added layer of insulation ensures minimal amount of heat escapes.

Provides protection

Like all shutters and doors, insulated ones still offer an added layer of protection, boosting the security of your property.

Minimise noise

The insulation doesn’t just reduce heat loss but can help minimise noise pollution too, an excellent benefit if you’re working within a noisy site.

Low maintenance

Insulated doors require a minimal amount of maintenance, ensuring your outgoings remain low.

Westwood Industrial Doors are ideally suited for:

• Warehouses
• Factories
• Garages / Commercial
• Farm Building
• Aircraft Hangers
• Airports

See our industrial door colour reference list.

Types of insulated doors

Insulated doors have a variety of applications, among them: