Wayne Dalton Steel Sectional Overhead Doors

Designed to meet the needs of the most rugged applications, the Wayne-Dalton 216 steel sectional door features heavy-duty 16-gauge construction built to withstand severe weather, brutal use and exposure to security hazards. A variety of insulation and lite options are available for the Model 216, which is also available in a wide range of sizes.

The Wayne-Dalton Model 216 steel sectional door is engineered to perform, even in the most punishing environments. Whether subjected to severe weather, rough use or security hazards, the Model 216 will stand the test of time.

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION

Industrial-duty 16-gauge hot-dipped galvanized steel sections are reinforced with heavy duty vertical stiles on the interior of the Wayne-Dalton Model 216. Complete with prelocated extruded mounting holes, these 16-gauge “C”-shaped stiles make hinge installation quick and secure.;”>Bottom sections feleftture a flexible bulb-shaped vinyl astragal held in place by a continuous roll-formed steel retainer that reinforces the lower portion of the door at the same time.

Additional options include top head seal, joint seals and jamb seals.Optional insulation, consisting of 1 9/16″ expanded polystyrene or urethane and covered with .022″ minimum embossed pre-painted white steel provides an R-value of up to 7.64 and a U-value as low as 0.13. Lite options include insulated or non-insulated factory-glazed lites or complete aluminum full-view sections for maximum visibility. Operators can also be specified for use with the Model 216.

The Wayne-Dalton 2411 Steel Sectional Door is designed to provide commercial strength at a very competitive price. The embossed exterior skin features a stucco finish to enhance the buildings appearance, while C-shaped vertical stiles on the doors interior provide added strength and allow quick, secure hinge attachment. End stiles wrap around the exterior of each section to protect the section face from wear caused by the door jambs.

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION

Wayne-Dalton’s 2411 features nominal 24-gauge ribbed steel sections with vertical stiles attached to the interior. These 20-gauge stiles are securely attached with No. 8 screws and adhesive and have prelocated, extruded holes for hinge attachment. The exterior ribbing consists of two deep and four shallow ribs in each section, making it ideal for moderate use. The bottom section features a vinyl bulb-shaped astragal, held by a roll-formed, hot-dipped galvanized steel retainer.

Additional options include top head seal, joint seals and jamb seals. Optional insulation, consisting of 1 9/16″ expanded polystyrene and covered with .015″ minimum embossed pre-painted white steel provides an R-value of up to 7.64 and a U-value as low as 0.13. Lite options include insulated or non-insulated factory-installed vision lites or aluminum full-view sections for maximum visibility.

Wayne-Dalton’s C-20 steel sectional overhead doors are available in a wide variety of sizes and configurations. The design provides high strength at an excellent value. Featuring 20-gauge ribbed steel sections and 20-gauge center and end stiles, the C-20 is available with a number of lite and insulation options.

Every component and feature on the Wayne-Dalton C-20 Steel Sectional Door are designed, engineered, and constructed to enhance the building’s architectural beauty.It assures smooth, efficient operation, long and trouble-free operation, and saves installation time and effort. Unique 2” x 3” box-stile design, plus tongue-and-groove construction, adds vertical stability and strength. Stiles are continuously-bonded to the skin surface with high-strength adhesive, resulting in the strongest possible unit. The surface is ribbed for even more strength.Independent tests show that models C-20 sectional doors are significantly stronger compared to leading competitors.

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION

Wayne-Dalton’s C-20 steel sectional doors feature pre-finished 20-gauge hot-dipped galvanized sections roll-formed to a full 2″ thickness for ultimate strength and durability. 3″ wide, and fully-fitted boxed stiles are adhered with adhesive, preventing rust and leakage associated with rivets. Standard bottom door seal along with optional seals on the perimeter and between sections greatly reduce air leakage, adding to the thermal efficiency of the building.

Additional options include insulation and weather stripping that provide a U-value of 0.13 and an R-value of 7.60; factory installed vision lites or full view sections; electric operator; and special engineering to meet windload requirements.

The Wayne-Dalton C-2400 steel sectional door, available in a variety of sizes, is an excellent value. Featuring nominal 24-gauge ribbed steel sections, the C-2400 is available with a number of lite and insulation options.

The Wayne-Dalton C-2400 door is designed and built to ensure an economical, trouble-free long life for moderate commercial use. Available with an embossed finish in white or brown or a white smooth finish, the exterior of the C-2400 features a ribbed surface for increased strength and added visual appeal. Unique box-stile design with full 2″ thickness and 3″ width, plus tongue-and-groove construction, add vertical stability and strength. The stiles are continuously bonded to the skin surface with high strength adhesive, resulting in the strongest possible unit.

MATERIALS & CONSTRUCTION

Wayne-Dalton’s C-2400 steel sectional doors feature pre-finished interior and exterior skins on nominal 24-gauge hot-dipped galvanized steel sections roll-formed to a full 2″ thickness for ultimate strength and durability. 3″ wide fully-fitted boxed stiles are adhered with adhesive, preventing rust and leakage associated with rivets. Standard bottom door seal along with optional seals on the perimeter and between sections greatly reduce air leakage, adding to the thermal efficiency of the building.

Additional options include insulation and weather stripping that provide a U-value of 0.13 and an R-value of 7.60; factory installed vision lites or aluminum full view sections; electric operator; and special engineering to meet windload requirements.