Galebreaker roller blinds

[DaveJ]

Any experience in exposed locations? We've got several two piece doors, which with modern machinery are now having to open both all the time to feed.

 

[Bury the Trash]

weve got one across a 6m end of building and it (the fabric ) bows in quite badly when strong (east) wind is coming from that direction.
not good ime tbh.

 

[JP1]

https://www.galebreakeragri.uk/product-details/maxidoor

https://www.galebreakeragri.uk/product-details/trackscreen

 

[Bury the Trash]

https://www.galebreakeragri.uk/product-details/maxidoor

https://www.galebreakeragri.uk/product-details/trackscreen

yes, I should think those straps across would help especially on a wideone ours is just a roller blind without that in it

 

[Great In Grass]

http://www.securecovers.co.uk/secure_windbreaks.html

 

[JP1]

yes, I should think those straps across would help especially on a wideone ours is just a roller blind without that in it

The Maxidoor you lose a bit of overall height. I was a bit circumspect about the TrackScreen but a local farmer here has one, fitted himself and it works a treat

 

[MRT]

Just ordered two for an exposed location and looked at getting the heavy duty versions and at the opaque/solid fabric. Told that both options which I thought of as tougher (more expensive) were not guaranteed for outdoor use. Thought this strange as not many gales to break indoors but ordered the standard grade mesh type as a result.