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• Janus doors are packaged and loaded with care to minimize transit damage. However, due to road conditions and shipper handling procedures outside our control, there are exceptions. Small dents or dings as well as light paint damage due to wear and tear in transit are classified as normal and therefore not an approved reason to return or refuse delivery of the door. We will supply touch up paint but cannot accept a return of the door.
• According to the Door & Access Systems Manufacturers Association (DASMA), “a common occurrence with rolling door products, under normal usage of such products, is the wearing away of the painted surface of the curtain. This condition occurs as the result of the curtain repeatedly coiling upon itself, and then repeatedly uncoiling, upon the opening and closing of a rolling door.” Therefore normal wear and tear from metal to metal contact is not covered under the Janus paint warranty.
• Visible shipping damages other than those stipulated in item #1 above need to be reported immediately. If you see physical damage to the carton, please show it to the delivery person and ask permission to open and inspect the package before signing for it. If you notice damage to the item inside the carton DO NOT ACCEPT IT AND DO NOT SIGN FOR IT! Simply inform the driver that you are refusing delivery due to damage and contact us at once to make a report so we can have a replacement shipped to you immediately. Please check your door(s) upon arrival as Janus cannot be responsible for any damages or missing items once you have already signed for them.

Series 750

• Florida Building Code number FL 21450
• Not for use in HVHZ.
• Push-up or electric operation.
• Maximum opening width is 10’-0”.
• Maximum opening height is 12’-0”.
• 26 gauge curtain with windlocks on curtain for opening widths over 6’-0”.

Series 850

• Miami-Dade County NOA number 18-0118.02
• For use in Miami-Dade County and Broward County HVHZ.
• Push-up or electric operation.
• Maximum opening width is 8’-8”.
• Maximum opening height is 12’-0”.
• 24 gauge curtain with windlocks on curtain for all opening widths.

Series 850-S

• Florida Building Code number FL 12765-R4
• For use in HVHZ, other than Miami-Dade County.
• Push-up or electric operation.
• Maximum opening width is 8’-8”.
• Maximum opening height is 12’-0”.
• 26 gauge curtain with windlocks on curtain for all opening widths.

Series 3100

• Florida Building Code number FL 12765-R2
• Not for use in HVHZ.
• Push-up, hand chain or electric operation.
• Maximum opening width is 18’-0”.
• Maximum opening height is 18’-0”.
• 26 gauge curtain with windlocks on curtain for all opening widths.

Series 3400

• Miami-Dade County NOA number 18-0123.13
• Push-up, hand chain or electric operation
• Push-up, hand chain or electric operation.
• Maximum opening width is 12’-0”.
• Maximum opening height is 18’-0”.
• 24 gauge curtain with windlocks on curtain for all opening widths.

Series 3652

• 26 gauge curtain with windlocks on curtain for all opening widths.
• Florida Building Code number FL 14425-R2
• Push-up, hand chain or electric operation.
• Maximum opening width is 18’-0”.
• Maximum opening height is 18’-0”.

• Series 750, 1100, 3100 and 3652 are designed in accordance with the latest editions of ASCE7, International Building Code and Florida Building Code. Doors have been tested to ASTM E330/ANSI-DASMA 108 & ANSI/DASMA 115.
• Series 850 and 3400 is designed to comply with the Miami-Dade County Product Control Division for the High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ). Door has been tested to TAS 201, TAS 202 and TAS 203.
• Series 850-S is designed to comply with the latest edition of the Florida Building Code, including applicable provisions for High Velocity Hurricane Zones (HVHZ). Door has been tested to TAS 201, TAS 202 and TAS 203.

Metal roll up doors can be costly for self storage facility owners to maintain. Self storage facilities often have hundreds of storage units in their facility, which makes it expensive for staff to grease springs and to take the time to gain access to each unit. Janus International Group has recognized that roll up door maintenance is a high operating cost and has designed a practically maintenance free roll up door to help alleviate this expense.

Our steel roll up doors do not require greasing. The springs that are located inside the barrels come pre-greased, which makes our doors virtually maintenance free. Self storage facilities do not have to perform lengthy door maintenance on Janus roll up doors. Instead, we recommend wiping down guide strips and door curtains to remove dust in between tenant rentals.

For more information on how you can save on metal roll up door maintenance expenses, contact our team of experts. One of our self storage professionals will be able to answer all questions that you might have.

Perform Easy Storage Maintenance Care

Instead of forcing businesses to set aside funds for regular maintenance, we have almost eliminated the need for self storage care. We only recommend performing the following maintenance steps once or twice a year between rentals:

• Clean guide wear strips and the bottom bar astragal by wiping each with a soft cloth. Use a silicone-based restorative protectant solution on the cloth before touching these surfaces.
• Use warm water and a mild detergent to clean roll up door curtain and latch assemblies. A liquid car washing soap is ideal.
• If the steel roll up door operation is not working well, adjust the tension. Never try disassembling and greasing springs.
• Maintenance and repair could be solved by proper install  YouTube

Call us at (770) 562-2850 for knowledge about self storage facility care. Our metal roll up door maintenance experts can walk you through each step.