Vestil vinyl strip doors are built to act as a flexible barrier for high-traffic doorways, helping to control temperature, dust, and noise while preserving visibility. This model features a full overlap header-mount configuration with 84 inches by 168 inches clear strips, designed for high-traffic areas where a continuous barrier is beneficial. The vinyl construction is described as fire resistant and self-extinguishing, with a smooth surface that allows easy entry and exit for personnel and equipment. The clear, flexible strips provide visual access while maintaining separation, making them suitable for environments where monitoring and safety need to coexist with energy efficiency. The material is noted to deter UV rays in direct sunlight and is positioned as a low-cost, low-maintenance solution that supports refrigeration and ambient-temperature applications alike, according to the supplier’s overview.
When considering installation, these doors are shipped pre-assembled, reducing on-site assembly time; however, installation hardware is not included, so you’ll want to plan for compatible mounting hardware suitable for a header-style, full-overlap door. The product is listed with a per-door package (Each) and is designed to fit wide entryways that benefit from continuous, gap-minimizing strips. Practically, strip doors like this help minimize drafts and associated energy costs while maintaining a safe line of sight for workers and visitors in busy industrial or commercial settings. Use in temperature-controlled zones, loading docks, or entryways where clear visibility and rapid passage are advantageous, while noting that exact performance will depend on installation and door width compatibility.
Features:
- Vinyl strip design helps to minimize heating and cooling costs
- Clear strips offer visual clarity & employee safety
- Fire resistant vinyl construction is self-extinguishing
- Smooth surface design allows user to comfortably enter & exit
- Mounting Design:
- Header
- Overlap Style:
- Full
- Package Size:
- Each