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Industrial door jamb — vertical GS MW S/CH panel layout

Side jamb of a rolling industrial door (typical width 3-5 m, height 3-4 m) in a hall with vertical sandwich panels. OB-21 door flashing conceals and seals the joint between the panel and the door frame; thermal insulation installed on site.

Industrial door jamb — vertical GS MW S/CH panel layout

Junction function

Door jamb (side reveal) of a rolling industrial door = a detail most commonly designed in halls (each hall has at least 1 door). In a vertical panel layout, the panel terminates at the door column of the supporting structure.

Configuration:

  1. Steel door column (item 02) = structural element transferring loads from the building structure + door thrust (typically 200-500 kg door weight + wind pressure when open).
  2. Industrial door (item 03) rolling (rolling up above the opening) or sectional (segments vertically in side tracks); standard dimensions 3×3, 4×4, 5×4 m.
  3. GS MW panel (item 01) meets the door column with a gap left for the flashing.
  4. OB-21 door flashing (item 04) = multifunctional steel flashing covering the joint between the panel and the door frame.
  5. On-site insulation (item 05) with mineral wool in the space between the column and the panel.

Critical installation aspects

  • OB-21 dedicated flashing — wider than typical cover flashings (~200-300 mm); designed specifically for door openings, accounting for the geometry of the door’s side tracks.
  • OB-21 impact resistance — the door is often struck by forklifts (a typical incident in logistics halls); OB-21 is reinforced with an additional plate or bumper; do not skimp on OB-21 thickness.
  • Thermal insulation (item 05) with mineral wool in the joint — critical; without insulation, a linear thermal bridge on the door column = condensation on the column in winter.
  • Sealing the gap between the door and OB-21 — EPDM or neutral silicone; check every few months (failure of the gasket = rainwater leaking into the hall).
  • Door column anchors to the foundation — independent of the standard hall columns; structural calculations must account for wind pressure on the open door (typically 30-50 kg/m²).

Occurs in every hall with a standard rolling door — a similar layout is used for sectional doors.

Documentation

Technical Catalogue GS MW S/CH/U (Gór-Stal 2025), page 21 — Industrial door jamb, vertical layout. Scale 1:5.

Components in this junction

Panel (1)
Insulation (1)
  • 05
    Thermal insulation installed on site
Flashing (1)
Fastener (2)
  • 07
    Self-drilling fastener for sandwich panels
  • 08
    Self-drilling fastener for sheet metal or 4.0×8.0 rivet
Sealant (1)
  • 06
    PES sealing tape
Element (2)
  • 02
    Steel column and framing per structural design
  • 03
    Rolling industrial door