Standard High-Speed Doors in Rayong | Project OZ-26071019

Small blue-curtain doorway with a clear section and wall-side control cabinet
Blue curtain at a pedestrian passage, with the area beyond visible through the transparent section.
Another view of a small high-speed door with blue lower curtain and clear upper section
Another opening in the three-size project, with cables and containers on the floor as photographed.
Wide blue high-speed door with a clear strip and left-side drive
Wider opening with a vision strip, showing the curtain colour and clear section across the door.
Full view of the wide blue-curtain door beneath the roof
Full view of the opening beneath the roof, including the upper area and both door edges.
Reverse view of the blue door with wall pipes and protective posts
View from behind the door, showing wall-side equipment together with the installed curtain.
Video of the blue curtain moving at the wider opening; this is not evidence of equipment test results.

This reference project documents 3 standard high-speed doors installed in Rayong, with the following dimensions: W 1,850 x H 2,200 / W 2,200 x H 2,700 / W 4,050 x H 4,000 mm. It is based on project records and actual site photographs to help readers compare the installation with their own site conditions.

This project page is based on verifiable project records and actual site photographs. A project reference is used instead of the owner's name or the customer's personal information.

Three Openings Specified as the Standard Model

Project OZ-26071019 lists three Standard high-speed doors as separate items: W 1,850 x H 2,200 mm, W 2,200 x H 2,700 mm and W 4,050 x H 4,000 mm, one of each, with installation of three units. The model is therefore confirmed directly by the product descriptions. The installation location is Rayong, as confirmed in the updated project information; a billing address has not been used as a substitute for the site location.

Blue Curtains from Pedestrian to Wider Openings

The smaller opening has a blue curtain with a transparent upper section, allowing a view of the passage beyond. The wider opening has a clear strip across the middle of the blue curtain and a drive at the side. The reverse view includes wall pipes, a control cabinet and protective posts in the same area. These views explain the passage settings, but photographic proportions alone are not used to assign a particular documented size to each door.

Video of the Larger Opening

The clip shows the blue curtain at the wider opening rising and lowering over several sequences, with containers and a work area around the doorway. It records curtain movement and the conditions at that time, not operating speed, daily cycle counts or coordinated operation of several doors. Although the order lists additional equipment, this video does not replace control-system test results. Readers can compare the Standard high-speed door model and other installation examples through the separate links below.

Related Links

Standard High-Speed Door Information | View Other Door Installation Projects