Niko B Folding Door Track Systems

Niko industrial folding door track systems comprise of a range of track sizes and components that bolt together to facilitate sliding and folding movement for opening and closing doors.

Characteristics of Niko industrial folding door track range:

• Door weights from 10kg to 500kg
• Internal and external applications
• Centre folding or end folding variations
• Range of brackets for various fixing methods
• Range of hangers for all types of doors
• Suitable for steel or timber doors
• No limit to the opening size

Applications  

Niko industrial folding door track is the ideal solution for a large range of applications including:

• Folding doors for factories and industrial units
• Warehouse folding doors
• Folding doors for aircraft hangars
• Agricultural folding doors – barns, farms and stable partitions
• Commercial folding doors – restaurants, shops, garages, schools, offices etc.

Advantages of Niko B folding door track systems

• Easy to install, extend or move
• Free running - requires 1/100 weight to force ratio to move doors
• Low maintenance - bearings and track do not need to be oiled
• High reliability – certified for 100,000 cycles
• Near silent operation
• Easy to use
• Tapered edge track profile means door hangers always run smooth and do not snag or bind
• Compact size – allowing for space utilisation
• Track profile designed to reduce build up of dust, dirt and ice
• Space effective solutions for sliding doors

Components Kit

Standard components for a folding door track system.

Example layout 1 - folding from one side

Example layout 2 - meeting in the middle

Types of folding door track systems

1) Bi-Fold / End Folding Sliding Doors (door fixed in corner of the panel)

Doors fold at the end of panels and lay flat when in the open position. This method uses the least amount of space to store the doors and only protrudes from one side of the track.

2) Harmonica / Centre Folding Sliding Doors (door fixed in middle of the panel)

Doors fold from centre of panels and lay flat when in the open position. This method requires that the first door panel is half the width of all of the subsequent doors. It utilises the space on both sides of the track so that the storage is not all to one side.