Sliding strip curtains and doors are systems where PVC strip curtains hang on rolling or sliding hardware, allowing full opening access while providing a barrier when closed for separation of work zones.

They operate on tracks or cables mounted above the opening, with galvanized rollers or trolleys that allow the strip curtain to slide sideways and clear the opening when needed. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

These systems use industrial grade PVC or vinyl strips combined with heavy-duty track, rollers and mounting hardware engineered to withstand frequent movement and high traffic environments.

Yes, you can customise width, height, strip thickness, overlap percentage, mounting style (wall-mounted, ceiling, chain suspension) and storage style (single offset, dual offset, dual jamb). :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Yes, when specified with larger strips, stronger hardware and appropriate overlap they are designed for high traffic environments including forklift zones and loading bays.

Yes, the sliding mechanism allows the barrier to be retracted completely, providing unobstructed access when needed while still offering zone separation when closed.

Yes, if the PVC strips are UV-stable, and mounting hardware is corrosion-resistant. These systems can work effectively in covered outdoor or high-draft applications.

They contribute to separating zones, controlling drafts and helping the ventilation system by guiding airflow and preventing uncontrolled intrusion of air from one area to another.

Yes — replacement PVC strips, sliding hardware, track rollers and mounting brackets are available, making maintenance and upgrades easier.

Yes, they can work alongside fixed or modular curtain walls, rigid partitions or traditional strip systems to create layered enclosure solutions.

With proper installation and maintenance, including checking hardware and strip wear, sliding strip systems can last many years in industrial applications.

Yes, special versions exist with low-temperature strips and sliding hardware designed to work in cold-storage or freezer environments.

Yes, you can select clear, ribbed, tinted, coloured or opaque strips depending on visibility, light transmission and application requirements.

Typical widths range from 6 ft up to 30+ ft or more; heights start at 6 ft and go up to 16+ ft, with custom sizing available for large openings.

They help reduce environmental infiltration of dust, debris, insects and drafts, improving zone isolation though they are not full acoustic barriers.

Yes, they offer a more affordable and flexible solution compared to rigid doors, while providing effective zonal separation and easy access benefits.

Measure the full opening width, height, and identify the side clearance needed for the curtain when retracted. Also assess overhead mounting conditions and structural support for the track.

Yes, when correctly specified and installed they support workplace safety standards by separating work zones, controlling access and aiding in hazard containment.

Yes, they can mount to walls, beams, ceilings or chain suspension provided the track is correctly supported and aligned for smooth sliding operation.

Sliding systems allow full opening access, better space utilization, easier maintenance access, and improved workflow flexibility compared to fixed strip curtain installations.