Haas Commercial: 2000 Series

A full Thermal Break is used in the tongue-and-groove construction of all commercial insulated doors. This rigid vinyl extrusion seals the joints and minimizes metal-to-metal contact between door sections, which limits the transfer of temperature. This also provides optimum water and wind resistance.

All Haas steel garage doors include a three-tier, corrosion-resistant protective paint system with a polyurethane primer and durable polyester finish coat on the interior and exterior. Haas Door's paint thickness is one of the highest in the industry and many of the 2000 Series doors are available in 21 colors.

2000 series doors include Air Infiltration Seals, which exceed the ASHRAE 90.1 Standard when installed with standard bottom seal and commonly available rigid/flexible vinyl door stop.

A full thermal break is used in the tongue-and-groove construction of all commercial insulated doors. This rigid vinyl extrusion seals the joints and minimizes metal-to-metal contact between door sections, which limits the transfer of temperature. This also provides optimum water and wind resistance.

A full-length, one-piece heavy vinyl bottom weather seal prevents infiltration of air, rain, snow and debris. The seal reduces impact shocks when the door is closed against concrete flooring.

Custom pass doors are available on the 2000 and 700 Series.

Optional full view sections provide maximum light and visibility with available insulated glazing.

The track is 2" or 3" galvanized steel, depending on door size, with bracket mount for wood jambs or continuous reverse mounting for steel jambs. For angle-mount track, door widths are 2" wider than the opening. Track rollers are 2" or 3" case-hardened inner and outer steel races with 10-ball pre-lubricated bearings.

Hinges, brackets and reinforcing struts are hot-dipped galvanized steel. Fasteners are placed for maximum corrosion resistance. Counterbalancing springs are torsion type, computer calibrated to match door load. This provides a 10,000-cycle life at the minimum; optional spring wires can achieve 25,000, 50,000 and 100,000 cycle requirements. Springs are wound from oil-tempered wire and mounted on a continuous cross header tube or solid shaft, as determined by torque load.

The E-Strut is the next generation of strut dsign. Conceived, developed and manufactured by Haas Door, testing has proven the E-Strut to outperform traditional struts.

This patented design is used on all Haas Door products. The innovative E-Strut is intelligently designed to require half as many tek screws as u-bars and struts currently in use. This means less time attaching struts in the field for installers and a savings in labor expense for our dealers. E-Struts are available in 2", 3", 4" and 6" widths and come standard in a galvanized finish. The 4" and 6" sizes do not require hinge straps. Haas Door products are available in a wide range of design pressures for wind load requirements. Contact your local Haas Door dealer for more information about wind load requirements in your area.

Haas commercial insulated doors stand up to the elements while dramatically decreasing exterior noise and enhancing the overall aesthetics of your building at the same time.

Choosing one of our insulated doors will help increase energy savings, as our CFC-free polyurethane provides one of the highest R-Values available in sectional doors. Haas garage doors are made from steel that contains 80% recycled material. They are reinforced with roll-formed galvanized steel struts and double-end hinges, as required to meet wind load specifications and to comply with ANSI/DASMA 102-2004. The protective coating system is found on both the interior and exterior steel.

The polyurethane foam in a Haas garage door section is fully enclosed inside the steel skins. This design puts the insulation properties of polyurethane foam far ahead of polystyrene foam for performance and value.

Polyurethane foam is a two-part system. It begins with two chemical blends that when mixed together expand and cure to fill the garage door panel. During the expansion, the foam completely fills the inside of the panel and becomes fully adhered to the steel skins of the garage door panel to form a composite structure that is of exceptional strength and rigidity. Polyurethane foams are very stable when encapsulated inside a garage door section. Insulating with polyurethane provides a superior product with higher insulation properties and a stronger unitized section.