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Sheeting and Siding
Exterior Sheeting And Flashing (OPTIONAL)
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Metal siding For The Door's Exterior
(Not Included)
• When installing a door on an existing building, try to match the door sheeting with the building
sheeting or substitute other materials.
• The same sheeting used on the exterior of your building can be applied vertically to the bifold door.
• We can provide a self-drilling tec screw with a neoprene washer to apply any type of sheeting to your
doorframe. We offer special color screws to match your sheeting.
• External Door Sheeting & Trims.
• Wainscot & Trims.
• Color: Many Colors to Pick From... Your Choice.
• Inside Liner Sheeting Doors may be finished off in the inside --Lined with sheeting.
• Alternate Exterior Siding / Skins
Exterior Sheeting on Bifold Doors
| Qty. | Length | |||
| Top Sheeting | ft. | |||
| Bottom Sheeting | ft. |
| Qty. | Length | |||
| J-Trim | ft. | |||
| Base Trim | ft. | |||
| Style Side Flashing | ft. |
Decorative Door Covering: Many choices to pick from by contractor or sustomer.
| • Stucco | • Decoration Siding |
| • Cedar Siding | • Decorative Wood |
| • Total Glass | • Home Siding |
| • Translucent Panels | • Vinyl Siding |
| • Decorative windows | • Rock Face Material |
| • Custom Window |
Cedar
1st - Insulating your door before or after sheeting the door with cedar
Stucco
2nd - Insulating your door before or after sheeting the door with stucco.
Inside Liner Panel (OPTIONAL)
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To give your door a finished look on the inside, we offer an inside liner kit for doing only the inside bottom half or the entire inside frame.
Fully Lined Bifold Door
Partially Lined Hydraulic Door
These measurements may vary depending on your building supplier
SCHWEISS DOORS, always at the forefront of technology, figured out a better way to insulate your bifold or hydraulic door. Our new Schweiss Interlocking Insulated Panels can be installed quickly and are cost effective solutions for contractors and installers, leaving the end user with a well insulated door that has a super nice glossy white durable finish that with stand up to the elements.
INTERLOCKING INSULATION PANEL SYSTEM
If you want something that really dresses up and completes the look of the inside of your building in a very eye appealing manner. Schweiss insulated panels are the answer!
LIGHTWEIGHT INSULATED PANELS:
- Durable lightweight impact resistant panel
- Insulation packages are available in 13/8", 17/8", 23/8" or 33/8" thickness.
- Standard panel width is 4' and can be ordered in multiple lengths.
ADVANTAGES OF THE SCHWEISS INSULATION PANELS:
- Schweiss Insulated Panel System fastens to the exterior of the door frame and provides a fully insulated thermal surface barrier.
- As a form of continuous insulation, there are no gaps or pockets left unprotected and they are even airtight around the joints; all of which keeps the heat out in the summer and cool air in.
- The entire doorframe is completely covered with insulation... With no gaps or joints left unprotected this is a perfect way to keep your doorframe airtight and weathertight over its lifetime; no uninsulated breaks or labor intensive piecing of insulation between the doorframe members.
- The durable interior lightweight white liner is a protective covering for the door insulation fused securely to it.
- One additional great feature, other then being aesthetically pleasing, is the benefit that it can be added to any new or retrofitted hydraulic or bifold door.
Schweiss's New way to insulate your hydraulic door and maintain a finished look inside the building.
• Clean Look • Durable • Lightweight • Energy Efficient • Only From
DURABLE WHITE PLASTIC CORE IS BACKED WITH INSULATION:
- • Keeps heat out during the summer, and inside during the winter.
- • 100% moisture resistant. If your door does not have a proper vapor barrier, when moisture penetrates the door it will then get trapped in the insulation and become wet and rotten. The wet insulation leads to mold and mildew.
- • CIF-ULCS 102.0 - Class A Fire-Rating.
- • The interior liner is a protective covering for the insulation.
- • Will not corrode and guards against water exposure and condensation.
- • Maintenance free, smooth clean white surface.
- • Bright appearance.
- • Easy to clean.
RETROFIT YOUR EXISTING DOOR WITH THE "NEW INSULATION" FROM SCHWEISS
Easy to Install:
- • Interlocking edge reduces installation time.
- • Interlocking edge provides a continuous thermal surface without a break in the insulation.
- • Ease of one-step installation provides cost effective solutions for contractors and installers.
Labor Saver:
- • Applies to the exterior of the doorframe in 4' widths that interlock to each other.
- • No need to splice and patch in-between doorframe members.
- • Saves money on additional inside liner sheeting and trims.
Finished Product is Aesthetically Appealing
- • Tongue and groove design - no exposed fasteners with seamless joints.
- • Durable white plastic core will not discolor.
- • Insulation is not visible when door is in the open or closed positions.
Schweiss Insulated Panels Save You Money
- • Schweiss Insulated Panel Systems are becoming more and more popular. For insulated doors, this option is an inexpensive, fast and easy way to insulate your bifold or hydraulic door.
- • It has become popular to finish off the inside of the doorframe and at the same time insulate your hydraulic or bifold doors to keep heat out during the summer and inside during the winter. By applying our new insulated panels in one step, it saves you time, and time is money.
MUCH EASIER THAN SHEETING THE INSIDE
OF YOUR HYDRAULIC OR BIFOLD DOOR.
Other than being aesthetically pleasing, another benefit is that it can be added to any new or retrofitted hydraulic or
bifold door.
Extreme Insulation Panels - Insulation Package
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48"x120" Extreme Insulation Panel - 1 7/8" Thick - Qty. will vary with door size
All of our automatic Bifold Doors are easy to insulate with blanket, foil or hard board fitted between the doorframe members. The thicker the doorframes, the more insulation you can apply. You can also place the insulation between the doorframe and the outside sheeting.
We've all Seen Insulation Jobs like This...
Schweiss has a better Solution!
Typically, 4" blanket insulation has a vinyl backing and over time the vinyl backing will tear. Objects can poke through the insulation and wind and rain can deteriorate it when the door is in an open position.
A labor intensive alternative to prevent this from happening is to spend extra time and money to line the inside of the door, protecting the blanket insulation from the elements and everyday use.
All insulation comes with a price tag. Schweiss recommends you do it right the first time around by using our "NEW" Schweiss Insulated Panels.
This new product has been so well received that when we show it to our customers once, "It's SOLD!"
Some Hydraulic or Bifold doors use blanket insulation that gets sandwiched between the doorframe and the outside sheeting.
Anytime you take 4" blanket insulation and squash it down, you're losing R-value.
Schweiss has figured out a better way to protect
and insulate your Hydraulic or Bifold Door
HOW THIS SUPERIOR INTERLOCKING PANEL SYSTEM CAME ABOUT
Customers are telling us they wanted more. They wanted the inside of their doors to be equally appealing with a nice finished look to match the rest of their hangar, shop or building. They want their doors to become a conversation piece. We receive hundreds of photos that show there is a ever-increasing tendency for owners to dress up the insides of their hangar hydraulic and bifold doors by replacing or covering up unsightly blanket insulation that over time can tear, sag, discolor, wrinkle or deteriorate. If you want something that really dresses up and completes the look of the inside of your building in a very eye appealing manner. Schweiss insulated panels are the answer!
For years, door customers have been insulating their bifold and hydraulic doors using blanket insulation that gets sandwiched between the door frame and outside door sheeting. Anytime you take 4" blanket insulation and squash it down, you're losing R-value. Typically, you use 4" blanket insulation with a vinyl backing and over time the vinyl backing will tear, objects can poke through the insulation and wind and rain can deteriorate it when the door is in an open position, or even during normal operation. Now, besides losing needed R-value, the inside of your door becomes a real eye sore.
The labor intensive alternative to prevent this from happening is to spend extra time and money to line the inside of the door to protect the blanket insulation from the elements and everyday use. All this comes with a price tag. Schweiss recommends you do it right the first time around, by using our "New" Schweiss Insulated Panels.
This new product has been so well received that when we show it to our customers once, "It's SOLD!" One additional great feature, other then being aesthetically pleasing, is the benefit that it can be added to any new or retrofitted hydraulic or bifold door. The stylish end result will provide a finished interior look you'll be proud of for many years!
