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High-Speed Roll-Up Doors

High-Speed Roll-Up Doors.
Cold Storage, Shut.

These are high-speed roll-up doors, fabric and rigid. They open in seconds and shut just as fast, at forklift lanes, dock openings and freezer corridors. The door stays open only as long as it takes to get through.

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Brands we install & service

Don’t see yours? We work on all power and manual cold storage doors, whoever built them.

Certified Jamison installer

  • Jamison Door Company
  • Rytec Doors
  • Rite-Hite
  • Dynaco High Performance Doors
  • Hörmann

High-Speed Roll-Up Doors

The Door That Never Gets Propped Open.

Put a high-speed roll-up door at the openings nobody has time for. A swing door in a forklift lane gets hit, then gets tied back, and cold pours out of the room all shift. A high-speed door — the trade calls it a rapid-roll — opens and shuts itself in seconds instead.

Size, install, service

Sized to Your Traffic. Hung to Seal.

Speed is the easy part. The hard part is keeping a tight seal at the frame while the door opens and closes a few hundred times a day. That’s the part people get wrong when picking a door.

Doors that open and close in seconds, for lanes too busy for a swing door
Freezer-rated doors with a defrost package, so they don’t ice shut
Sensors in the floor and overhead, bars that pop loose on impact, motors and controls — the whole opening, not just the door
The cold storage rooms and buildings we put them in →

Fabric torn, motor down, or the door not opening and closing right? That’s a service call: cold storage door repair. If the opening needs a motor instead of speed, we hang automatic sliders and bi-parting doors. If it just needs the air slowed down, we hang PVC strip curtains.

Blue Jamison Frigo2 high-speed roll-up door closed in a white insulated panel wall, orange pallet racking being set in the aisle beside it

Project

Roll-Up Doors in 55,000 Square Feet of Cold Storage.

DCW Casing · Fair Lawn, NJ

Where the Traffic Actually Goes.

About 55,000 square feet of cold storage built inside an existing building. The high-speed doors sit on the paths that get used all day. RSNE-built swing doors and traffic doors cover the openings that don’t.

High-speed doors on the pallet paths between temperature zones
Doors open by pull cord or sensor, with posts guarding the frame
Finished in 2025, with FALK insulated metal wall panels
Read the DCW Casing build →
Worker in a hi-vis vest and white hard hat walking through the open blue high-speed roll-up door at DCW Casing, red epoxy floor beyond it and yellow bollards either side of the opening

Four clips

See the Doors at Work.

Four video clips from real jobs. We can’t name some of the customers, so the caption tells you what kind of plant it is, not whose name is on the building.

The third is a service call on a Rytec door. We work on high-speed doors from every major maker, on doors we hung and doors we didn’t.

Cold storage door repair →
Photo-Eye OpenCold storage build
Pull-Chord OpenSeafood processor
Rytec service callSeafood processor
High Speed Roll-upCold storage build

FAQ

High-speed roll-up doors, cold storage: questions we get asked.

Where does a high-speed door make sense?
Any opening with constant traffic between temperature zones — forklift lanes, dock doors, doorways between rooms. If a door keeps getting propped open because it’s in the way, put a high-speed door there instead.
Which brands do you install?
The high-speed doors we install and service most are Jamison, Rytec, Rite-Hite, Dynaco and Hörmann, in that order. We work on all power and manual cold storage doors, no matter who built them, and we’ll pick the right door for your traffic, your temperature and your opening.
What happens when a forklift hits it?
Fabric high-speed doors are built for that. A bar across the bottom of the door pops free when something hits it, and goes back in without a service call. That’s the door we hang in a busy forklift lane.
Do they hold up in a freezer?
Yes, with the right fabric, plus a defrost package that stops frost from freezing the door shut. Standard fabric gets stiff, and frost builds up at the frame until the door stops sealing. Freezer-rated doors are built to keep opening and closing in that cold air.
What does a high-speed door cost?
Size, speed and freezer rating all change the price, so we don’t publish one. Call us and we’ll give you a budget quote over the phone.
Where do you install and service high-speed doors?
We cover all of New England and New York from our shop in Lakeville, MA. Major projects take us nationwide — the DCW Casing job was in New Jersey.

We love Doors!

Doors are what we do.

Call us with your measurements and specs for a budget quote or schedule time for one of our estimators to measure and provide you with a firm price.

(508) 946-5555

Monday to Friday, 7 to 4.

Before you pick one

Speed, or a Door That Seals?

Not every busy opening needs a high-speed door, and a door at the end of its life is a different question. Read our guide on whether to repair or replace a walk-in cooler.

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Tell us what you’re building. We’ll tell you what’s possible.

01
Site visit & consult
We measure and listen, then quote.
02
Estimate
What we’ll do, in writing, within 2 business days.
03
Schedule
A date we set together, and keep.
04
Build
We build and install it in your building.
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1-year warranty on our labor and every RSNE-built door. We’re local, so we can service the door for its lifetime.