PowerLift hidden cylinder doors and walls are just what the name implies – the cylinders and lines are hidden from view in the closed position.

As you can see in the picture above, the PowerLift glass wall in this room has the appearance of a fixed window when closed. When weather permits, it opens and becomes a pass through serving window with seating and/or counter space on the inside.

Contact us and enjoy a personal PowerLift glass wall in your home. You can have lunch or drinks in front of it while enjoying the view any time of year. In seconds you can partly or fully open your PowerLift wall to be in tune with the weather or your mood of the moment.

You can work with an unlimited option palette for the finish and trim of your PowerLift door. Combining your choice of cladding materials, colors, windows, walk doors and other design elements will make your PowerLift door a focal point of your building design. Let’s collaborate on a unique PowerLift door that makes a powerful statement on your new or existing building.

In nice weather a PowerLift door also becomes an outdoor canopy with lots of natural light. Many PowerLift owners also install lights on the inside of the door which become overhead lights when the door opens. A PowerLift door is a pleasure to own in so many ways.

This new construction warehouse demonstrates how PowerLift delivers full opening clearance with 2′-3′ less wall height. Construction is less expensive, and eliminating ‘dead space’ above the door opening creates savings every day on heating/cooling costs. PowerLift headroom loss can be as little as zero – contact us and we’ll design an efficient door for your project.