What types of walls can the Traffic Door (swing door) be installed on?

When you, as the owner, are planning, you need to consider what material and form the workshop wall uses. There may be many types of walls used in many factories due to factors such as cost or function or simple installation. After determining the wall form, what needs to be considered is how to install the Traffic Door (swing door) on these walls.

In fact, the most important step in the installation of Traffic Door (swing door) is the installation method of the Traffic Door frame on the wall. Because the installation of the Traffic Door (swing door) and Traffic Door (swing door) frame has been handled in our factory, how to firmly install the Traffic Door (swing door) frame on the wall of different forms is the most important factor that directly affects the later use effect. There are usually the following types of walls:

In addition, the installation strength of the Traffic Door (swing door) frame has a great relationship with the impact force received by the Traffic Door (swing door). If it is only a light impact, the installation strength level of the Traffic Door (swing door) frame and the wall is generally acceptable. However, if a fast-speed vehicle passes through the Traffic Door (swing door), the installation strength of the Traffic Door (swing door) frame and the wall must be very strong. The different installation strengths of Traffic Door (swing door) frames determine the types and installation methods of different Traffic Door (swing door) frames.

Therefore, under the existing wall conditions, the choice of the installation method of the Traffic Door (swing door) frame depends on the following points:

1. What kind of vehicle is passing through Traffic Door (swing door)? Is it a person or a trolley or forklift? Different intensities of impact force require different types of Traffic Door (swing door) frame and different installation methods of Traffic Door (swing door) frame.

2. What type of ground is it? Is it a concrete floor or a floor with insulation?

3. The height of the entire workshop.

4. The size of the Traffic Door (swing door). A Traffic Door (swing door) that is too large also requires a correspondingly stronger door frame.

Therefore, as the owner, when planning the entire factory workshop, the installation method of the Traffic Door (swing door) frame needs to be taken into consideration, because some work needs to be embedded. So we suggest to consult us after the design drawings are out, not when starting construction.