STORE FRONT DOORS

When you think of top quality car lines, Mercedes-Benz is one of the first to come to mind. When you think of top quality in bifold and hydraulic doors, it's a big ditto for Schweiss.

When Mercedes-Benz of St. Louis built a new building and parking garage on Hampton Avenue it was a Schweiss bifold glass designer door that was incorporated at the new dealership. The Schweiss bifold liftstrap door measures 24' x 9.4' and equipped with electric photo eye sensors, manual latch system, a door base safety edge, black liftstraps and a top drive motor.

The Schweiss bifold system is just like an aluminum frame system like the rest of the building, only with a steel frame. It really gave them the same, consistent look and still be operable for the owner to get their cars in and out.

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Mercedes-Benz Dealership

This unique steel bifold door storefront in Brooklyn adds a touch of class and security. Hugging the southwest corner of Long Island, New York, Brooklyn's earlier identity was mostly hitched to Coney Island Beach and the Brooklyn Dodgers of baseball immortality. Today the city is enjoying a renaissance of rediscovery by artists, retailers, ambitious contractors, and creative landscapers; including the Andre Kikoski Architect firm which just wrapped up the complete renovation of two empty abandoned warehouse buildings on 22-28 Wyckoff Ave.

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NY Security Storefront

A top of the line Schweiss Hydraulic Designer Door graces this Under Armour storefront.

Schweiss Designer Doors don't get much better than this. Under Armour Corporation in Baltimore, Maryland ordered this very attractive and unique metal perforated hydraulic one-piece canopy door as a showpiece for their store and office building in Baltimore, Maryland. The 28' 10" wide x 12' 140 mph wind rated door features two distinctly lighted Under Armour billboard-style logos which can be seen for miles around.

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Under Armour Door

Located at the Dallas Galleria, a mall located in Dallas, Texas is a 15' wide by 11' tall custom-designed door made exclusively for Old Navy retail stores. These doors allow Old Navy storefronts in malls to stand out as modern designs rather than the typical mall security doors. The aluminum frame, vinyl mesh and blue-tinted glass adapt with Old Navy's branding identity which helps customers easily identify these stores without reading the store signage alone.

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Bifold Doors

HLW International of Santa Monica, CA, was charged with turning a 1950s-era brick building into the new home of Red Bull Energy Drink. As part of that process, the firm ordered the demolition of a section of the building's original roof to create an interior courtyard, and then constructed within the courtyard a 40'-wide by 250'-long, non-functioning skateboard ramp, which has offices and conference spaces beneath.

With the ramp being the focal point of the 105,000 sq. ft. building, the architect looked for a way to create a seamless connection between the interior of the building and the courtyard space. That was accomplished with a glass bifold door.

Schweiss Doors of Fairfax, MN, manufactured the door, which weighs approximately 10 tons. To operate the door, two electric motors and eight lift straps are used.

Schmidt Construction of Williams, CA, handled the delivery and installation of the door. Inner Space Constructors of Rancho Dominguez, CA, was the project's general contractor and was responsible for demolition and renovation.

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Red Bull HQ

The newest Solis Luxury Apartment complex in Seattle is the largest Passive House Certified multi-family building in all of Washington. The 45-unit complex has two ornate 12.10' x 15.7' Schweiss bifold liftstrap doors at the ground floor entrance leading into some shops within. The Passive House standards have better air and temperature control that is fresh filtered 12 times a day.
Photo Copyright: Meghan Montgomery

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Solis Luxury Apartment

Schweiss builds easy access hydraulic container doors. Schweiss Doors now specializes in customizing containers to accept hydraulic doors to open up the entire side and/or both ends for easy access. In addition to these doors, Schweiss can also build an attached lifting exterior deck on your container that will lift up or down at the touch of a button.

Schweiss storage containers are perfect for a number of uses such as secure mobile offices, portable sheds, workshops, hunting shacks, food stands, etc.

At the top of each container door cylinder is a motor rated to lift 5,000 lbs. The DC drive utilizes 110 Volt AC power. Where there is no access to electricity, the door can be manually run with a cordless drill or generator setup. Doors are constructed with 2"x2" strong steel tubing. Containers can be custom-built and finished off to your liking.

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Container Doors

Nine designer-style glass bifold doors from Schweiss Doors of Fairfax, MN, are featured around the perimeter of the Harley-Davidson Cycle Project showroom in Honolulu, HI.

The doors range in size from 18' to 45' wide and when closed, function much the same as ordinary window walls. The advantage of having doors instead of windows is that any or all of them can be opened, which facilitates the movement of inventory in and out of the showroom, and allows natural ventilation to play a much bigger role in interior comfort. Arita/Poulson General Contracting of Puunene, Maui, HI, installed the doors.

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Bifold Doors