When installing heavy duty curtains, there are plenty of industrial curtain track systems to choose from.
Our experienced sales team knows the pertinent points to cover to ensure a safe and efficient installation of the industrial track and trolley hardware.
Curtain roller track systems to choose from. You are not alone with this decision – we can help!
Our experienced sales team knows the pertinent points to cover to ensure a safe and efficient installation of the industrial track and trolley hardware.
will fit your needs depending on your existing ceiling structure. The track must be supported every five to six feet in order to avoid deflection. Most industrial ceilings have I-beams or trusses which are excellent anchoring points to support the track.
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Made for heavy-duty use, AmCraft’s curtain hardware combines resilience with functionality. Our hardware is designed to meet the rigorous demands of industrial environments, while also providing seamless operation.
Our industrial curtain tracks allow the curtains to easily roll out of the way for your convenience. Either to one side or the curtain can split in the middle and can be retracted to either side.
Industries that are using our Warehouse Curtain Track Systems include (but not limited to):
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In some cases, the designated industrial curtain area may have a sprinkler system that that is within the vicinity of the industrial curtain wall system. It is usually required that the warehouse curtains are suspended a certain distance below the sprinklers or exactly between two sprinkler heads, allowing the industrial roller track system to function successfully in the event of a fire. To get further details on building ordinances and fire codes, please contact your local fire marshal authorities to see what fire codes you are required to follow.