Standard storage containers come either with a single door at the back end or double swing doors opening the width of the unit for convenient loading. Once the storage is loaded, though, you may find it tough to access the items blocked inside. Installing an aftermarket entry door in your container will provide you with extra room to load large-sized goods and easily access the back of the storage. Aside from renting the best storage containers in Greenville, we also offer a wide range of related services, including additional door mounting. Feel like one set of doors isn’t enough for you? Just give us a call and we’ll customize your container with one of the door options described below! Made of 16 gauge steel, this solid panel door with honeycomb interior provides a perfect level of security thanks to its sheer thickness and reliable deadbolt lock. Moreover, it features an overhead drip ledge preventing moisture from contacting the door surface, which makes it perfect for containers parked outside.
Industrial doors come at a standard width of 3 feet. This six-panel wooden door wrapped in a metal enclosure is essentially a lightweight alternative to the previous door type. Just like its heavy duty counterpart, the 3 foot wide residential door features a deadbolt lock as well as an overhead drip ledge and offers the same level of convenience at a much lower price. Basically identical to your garage door, the standard roll-up door is crafted from 26 galvanized steel and is equipped with a sliding locking clasp. At the width of 4 to 15 feet, it allows you to easily load and store bulky items like large furniture, lawnmowers, ATVs and other stuff that doesn’t fit into a standard-sized doorway. - Heavy duty roll-up door We can also customize your storage unit with a spring-loaded heavy duty roll-up door that features double-walled weather-sealed anodized aluminum slats and a lockable rustproof steel lift bar. Available in 4 to 8 foot widths, it offers free access to the goods stored inside the container while also improving the overall look of the unit.
Finally, our technicians will be glad to convert your standard storage unit to a tunnel container with another set of double swing doors at the back to allow for unhindered access to your cargo from both ends. Besides, double doors can be placed somewhere in the sidewall, which also creates a great entry point while loading and unloading your container. This article describes five most popular aftermarket door options that can be installed in your storage unit. At our company, you can also rent storage containers that already have an additional set of doors like tunnel containers or open-side storages. For more details, contact our manager at 864-501-0607. Whether it's a steel or aluminum garage door for your home, or a sectional or rolling door for a commercial or agricultural application, Raynor products are crafted for dependable long-lasting performance. Personalize your visit by choosing Products, Homeowners, Contractors, or Architects. Learn how durable, reliable Raynor residential and commercial garage doors, openers, and operators can meet your needs.
A TOUCH OF COLOR Where form and function meet style Find the door that best suits your needs We offer some of the fastest, most energy efficient doors on the market. Dock Solutions for Your Industry’s Needs At Lakelands Overhead Door, we specialize in more than just garage door installation, sales, and repair. We also sell, install, and repair swing-leaf and sliding gates, automated folding doors, and automatic barriers. We have those too, along with door remotes (wireless devices) and keypads used for residential, commercial, or industrial purposes. Your home is a reflection of you, and your garage door should be too. Now having a custom door is as easy as 1 - 2 - 3 . Posted by Lakelands Overhead Door & Insulation on Wednesday, September 14, 2016 OVERHEAD DOORS IN THE LAKELANDS AREA ChooseFluor Field is getting a serious facelift. The Greenville Drive announced a $10 million renovation project for the downtown baseball stadium on Wednesday afternoon.
“The Drive’s mission has been to consistently deliver a top-quality fan experience — that ranges from stadium cleanliness, family-affordable entertainment and strong engagement with the community,” said Greenville Drive owner Craig Brown. The Drive, a Class A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, plans to relocate its front offices to the second floor of The Field House at West End, condos located behind Fluor Field. The old office space will become a 2,500-square-foot lounge area for Drive ticket plan holders. Ticket plan holders will be able to purchase an upgrade that includes food and beverages. It will accommodate 70 people. Also, the Drive plans to add a marquee sign, bathrooms, food and beverage stations, and an awning on the roof of The Field House. It will accommodate 75 people and will be accessible via an elevator on the ground floor of The Field House. “Our goal was to maintain and enhance what we already have versus trying to change it. We wanted to preserve what everyone loves about Fluor Field,” Brown said.
The City of Greenville has committed $5 million to the project. The city is using money from hospitality taxes and fees from Sunday alcohol sales permits. The city committed $1.9 million from the upcoming budget year to the project. That includes $1.25 million in hospitality tax money and $650,000 in fees for Sunday alcohol sale permits. In the following three years, the city plans to allocate $2.3 million in hospitality tax money and $750,000 in fees for Sunday alcohol sale permits. “There’s no denying the cumulative strength of the City of Greenville and the Drive. Fluor Field has been a driving force for the revitalization of Greenville’s award-winning downtown and the rebirth of its Historic West End,” Mayor Knox White said. The Drive started planning the additions in January 2015 as it celebrated its 10th anniversary, according to Brown. The Drive filed designs to the city in June. The city is reviewing those designs tomorrow. The project is expected to begin sometime in September and end in early 2017 before the next season begins.
Fluor Field has housed the Greenville Drive since 2006. In 2005, the Capital City Bombers, a minor-league baseball team based in Columbia, decided to relocate to Greenville. The city purchased land and built the infrastructure for a stadium. The Bombers spent more than $20 million for the stadium’s construction. The Bombers changed their name to the Greenville Drive as West End Field opened in 2006. The stadium became Fluor Field in 2008 after the Drive formed a partnership with the Fluor Corporation, a Greenville-based engineering and construction firm. In January, the Drive’s player development contract with the Boston Red Sox was extended through 2020. In March, the Drive installed a high-definition scoreboard called “DriveVision” and a redesigned audio system with more directional speakers. The Drive also partnered with Greenville’s The Iron Yard to rename its “500 Club” to “The Iron Yard 500 Club.” The partnership also brought about multiple upgrades to the club, including better graphics, a roof extension and new furniture.