For National Inventors Month, Shawn McCormick, Architectural Design Support (ADS) manager, goes in-depth about how ADS started and how his team helps architects bring their design visions to life with custom commercial door solutions.

If you’re an architect in Texas, you’re familiar with John Polchin. But if not, an introduction isn’t far off. As an architectural product representative (APR), he helps design firms choose the right rolling and sectional doors for their projects.

If you're trying to decide on the best door for your business or are designing a garage door for a client, you may not know what option to choose. Each industry has unique requirements, making your task more challenging. Rolling doors are an excellent choice that can suit numerous industries and applications. These doors offer superior protection, insulation and durability that can be hard to find elsewhere. In this guide, you'll learn about some businesses that can benefit from rolling doors and why you should consider investing.

Choose the right materials and insulation to enjoy all the benefits of an eco-friendly garage. Learn more about building a sustainable garage.

As an architect, determining the best garage door fit for a business can be challenging. To select the best model for your clients, you should evaluate a few points. First, knowing the use of the door will help determine which model is the best fit for the business. Additionally, the intended use will highlight what features you should add to make the door functional and safe. The building's size, whether your client has headroom and the need for insulation will also affect the door.

Polyurethane (PU) insulated commercial steel doors open up a world of possibilities for your clients. They offer enhanced climate control, reduced energy bills, easy maintenance, and a host of other benefits.

Ross Baran, Architect Design Services (ADS) rep, Ross Baran, answers your pressing questions about the U-factor vs. R-value and the thermal performance of commercial garage doors.