Double industrial door in a workshop in Skåre, Sweden

Industrial doors built for the real world

Made-to-measure industrial bi-folding doors and sliding doors, manufactured in Sweden for industry, workshops and machinery halls. Choose manual or electric operation, and a security-rated bi-folding door when your business needs extra protection against break-ins.

A door has to let people, vehicles and goods through. When it closes, the heat has to stay inside. We have been building doors to do exactly that since 1962.

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Our industrial doors

Yellow industrial bi-folding door Q-Door FX

Industrial bi-folding door Q-Door FX

For the workshop, the machinery hall, the warehouse, the wash bay and the factory floor. The door leaves fold to the side as you open. An insulated sandwich construction gives you stiff leaves that keep their shape, and every door is made to measure for your opening.


Operation:

Manual or electric.

Width:

Up to 25 metres in manual operation, 14.5 metres with electric drive.

Height:

Up to 6 metres, depending on specification.

Window and pass door:

Available in any configuration.

Automation:

Anything from fully manual to pull cord and radar with full automation.

 

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Security-rated industrial bi-folding door, with SK2-class protection

Security-rated industrial bi-folding door

When your business needs a higher level of protection against break-ins. Our security doors are bi-folding doors with reinforcements and locking to Swedish security class SK2 or SK3, tested and approved by RISE, Research Institutes of Sweden.


Operation:

Manual or electric.

Width:

Up to 25 metres in manual operation, 14.5 metres with electric drive.

Height:

Up to 6 metres, depending on configuration.

Windows and pass door:

SK2 is available with windows and a pass door. SK3 with a pass door, but without windows.

Automation:

Anything from fully manual to pull cord and radar with full automation.

 

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Industrial sliding door Torverk Q-Door SX

Industrial sliding door Q-Door SX

For large, wide openings in buildings such as warehouses and hangars. The door leaves run sideways along the wall. We build the door in one or more sections to suit the width of the opening and the space around it.

 

Operation:

Manual or electric.

Width:

To suit the opening, in one or more sections.

Height:

Up to 6 metres.

Windows and pass door:

Can be fitted with windows and a pass door in any configuration.

Automation:

Anything from fully manual to pull cord and radar with full automation.

 

See sliding doors and specifications

You don’t need to know doors to choose the right one

Start with what needs to pass through, how often the door opens and how much space there is around the opening. If you need protection against break-ins, or the door is going into a damp environment, we need to know that too. The rest we help you work out.

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Three Q-Door FX industrial bi-folding doors at a fire station in Grums, Sweden, with plenty of windows for daylight and clear visibility during emergency call-outs

The cheapest door is the one that never stops

When an industrial door stops, the whole operation often stops with it. So reliability is not just an important quality in the door itself. It is what keeps your logistics running without expensive bottlenecks.

We are convinced that the cheapest door is the one that never stops.

Read about the true cost of a cheap door

Doors that have done the job for over 40 years

On a quotation, every door is new. But how does it perform after decades of deliveries, winter weather and the odd knock? Here are two examples from real life.

50-year-old Torverk bi-folding door

Fifty years in service. Then came a tractor

The door at the Lillehammer Sport warehouse was delivered in 1976. Fifty years later it was still working. Then a tractor drove into it. The concrete wall cracked and the opening shifted, so the door could no longer be locked. In the summer of 2026 it made way for a new Torverk door.

Read about the 50-year-old door

Torverk industrial bi-folding doors in operation at a Swedish firestation since 1985. And still works like clockwork.

At the fire station since 1985

The bi-folding doors at the fire and rescue station in Torsby were installed in 1985. They have been serviced, fitted with new seals and repainted. And they keep opening when the fire engines need to get out.

See the doors that refuse to retire

Reliability is in the details

A door that starts to bind puts strain on both hinges and motor. Seals that wear let the draughts in. That is why we work on the whole construction, right down to the parts you rarely think about.

Cross-section of a Torverk industrial door leaf showing the insulated sandwich construction

Door leaves that keep their shape

In the Q-Door, the insulating foam bonds sheet metal and profiles into a stiff sandwich construction. The same build gives the door leaf both its insulation and its strength.

Hinges that spare the seal

The bi-folding door can be fitted with lifting hinges. They raise the door before it opens, so the floor seal never drags along the ground. When the door closes, it lowers again.

The Torverk drive unit has been tested through 2,6 million opening cycles.

A drive unit that has worked hard

Our in-house developed motor drive for bi-folding doors has been tested through 2.6 million opening cycles. It is one of several drive systems we choose between when we match the door to its size and the space available.

See how we engineer reliability

Chart showing how district heating consumption fell after a workshop installed new industrial doors from Torverk

District healing konsumtion fell by an average of 78,000 kWh a year with new industrial doors from Torverk

Seven new industrial doors made a difference to the heating bill

A truck workshop replaced seven industrial doors with Torverk bi-folding doors in 2019. A few years later the facilities manager got in touch. He had gone through the district heating figures and found a clear change.

Consumption had fallen by an average of 78,000 kWh a year. At the local price at the time, roughly 10 cents per kWh, that came to about €7,800 a year. The doors and installation had cost €31,800 excluding VAT. Calculated payback period: 4.1 years, before financing costs.

Read about the workshop's door replacement

 

What does an industrial door cost?

We make every door to order. So the price varies with the door's dimensions, specification and equipment. Manual or electric operation, windows, a pass door and automation are some of the choices that affect the cost. The conditions on site for installation matter too.

You don't need to have settled every detail to ask for a price. Tell us what the door needs to do, and we help you find a specification to price.

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What does your industrial door cost to own?

The purchase price is just the beginning. Then come the years when the door has to open, close and keep the heat in. A price difference on the quotation needs to be weighed against what the doors cost while you use them.

Chart comparing the energy consumption of two industrial doors over time

Cost calculator

In our cost calculator you compare two doors on dimensions, insulation, airtightness, purchase price and the climate where you are, among other things. You see how your choices affect the calculation over time.

Compare doors in the cost calculator

Torverk’s industrial door configurator, where you adapt the door to your needs

Designing your door is easy in Torverk’s door configurator.

Adapt the door to your operation

Do people need to pass through without opening the whole door? Then a pass door may be worth adding. If you need daylight, there are several window options. Colour and surface finish are matched to the building and the environment the door will work in.

For an electric door we can also arrange opening by radar, remote control or pull cord, for example. You describe how your traffic flows. We help you choose equipment that suits the door and the operation.

From enquiry to installed door

Illustration of a speech bubble: describe what your industrial door needs to do

Describe what you need

Already know the size and specification you want? Then you can request a quote or order through a reseller or one of our own sales team.

If you need help choosing, we start with your operation and what the door has to do.

Illustration: we take measurements and discuss the equipment you need

Measurements and quotation

We go through your needs and the conditions on site.

Where needed, we visit you, take measurements and help you choose the specification and equipment. You then receive a price or a quotation.

Illustration: delivery times vary with your door’s specification

Delivery and installation

Allow at least six weeks for delivery when you order a door. Some specifications take longer. You get the delivery time confirmed when you place your order.

Installation takes place within two weeks of the door being delivered.

Service and inspection throughout the door’s life

Illustration: regular servicing keeps the door working as it should

Regular service

An electric door needs servicing at least once a year for our warranty to remain valid. If it opens more than 50,000 times a year, it needs servicing twice a year. The service includes a function check of locks, espagnolette bolts, fittings, door leaves and track rails. Hinges and guide fittings are lubricated and any faults put right. Follow the instructions in the user manual for routine care and maintenance as well.

Illustration: electric industrial doors require periodic inspection by an accredited body

Inspection of electric doors

In many countries, powered industrial doors have to undergo periodic inspection by an accredited inspection body. The inspection is a separate check and is not replaced by servicing.

In Sweden, for example, Boverket (the National Board of Housing, Building and Planning) requires a first periodic inspection two years after the door is taken into use, and normally every two years after that. The owner, or whoever is responsible for the door, has to make sure the inspection is carried out. Manual doors are not covered by this requirement.

Check the rules that apply where your door is installed, and ask us if you are unsure.

Rubber seals, wear parts and components held in stock as spare parts at the Torverk factory

Spare parts from the factory in Torsby

We hold spare parts for almost every door we have sold since 1985. At the factory in Torsby we stock components and wear parts that can be shipped when something needs replacing.

Contact us when a part has worn out or broken, and we help you find the right spare part for your door.

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Request a quote for your industrial door

The price depends on the door's dimensions and specification, how it opens and what the installation requires. Tell us what the door needs to do and we take it from there.

If you have the dimensions of the opening, a photo or a drawing, please attach them. Not sure which door you need yet? Describe your operation and we start there.

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