This kind is what I have in my home and garage, ant the clearance
to the lift is the exact reason that I chose them. They were
made by Porvene.
I don't know if Roll a Door is part of the company name or the
door model. They also come with insulation if you want that.
Available in tall version to get your RV under and with electric
power also.
My info is now 13 years old, but FWIW:
1-800-425-0659
Texas 214-349-2060
Santa FE Springs, CA 213-941-2244
Marietta GA 404-386-5000
Bruce Wentzel Green Dot Racing, Inc. Road Race & Solo II
rentals
BSP 71 Corvette LS6 - the original Greendot; RX-7's; 83 ITA, 84
ITS, 86 ITS
One person brake bleeding with Speed Bleeders, racer discount 20%
Ask me about 24 hr / 7 day $.07/minute long distance service
-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Kaplan <keithka@microsoft.com>
To: shop-talk@autox.team.net <shop-talk@autox.team.net>
Date: Thursday, January 28, 1999 5:15 PM
Subject: Curtain doors (was RE: Garage Headroom for Lift)
>
>This brings me to a related point -- does anyone have a curtain
door in
>their home shop? Curtain door is the term I hear used most
often for the
>style of garage door that rolls up into a drum attached to the
wall just
>above the door, so it doesn't hurt your ceiling clearance, block
your
>lights, etc. Seems like these would be really handy, but the
folks at Home
>Depot, and almost every dedicated garage door service company in
town, just
>shrug and look at me funny when I ask them about such doors.
The one place
>that's heard of them never calls me back with a quote.
>
>Anyone near Seattle found somewhere that sells curtain doors and
knows how
>to call customers back? Do you know of a mail-order garage door
company?
>Yes a garage door would be big & heavy to ship, but so is a
lift, and plenty
>of folks sell those mail order.
>
>keithka
>(read about me being a happy Rotary Lift customer at
www.keithka.com)
>-----Original Message-----
>with one car at that height, I cannot open the garage door far e
nough
>to get another one in.
>
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