Exposed Cylinders Technical Resources
Zach Campbell, our engineering and design team lead, has years of experience in every aspect of PowerLift doors and walls. All our staff of professionals is ready to help you at each stage of your project.
Our PowerLift doors and walls can be clad with glass, masonry, wood or any other material you can find. Remote controls, custom switch gear, and high wind loading requirement are easily integrated into any PowerLift door or wall.
You will find further design information at the links and downloads below.
Resources
- Building Prep Manual for Standard Concrete Inside (Rev 2025)
- Building Prep Manual for Standard Concrete Outside (Rev 2025)
- Contractors Installation Checklist
- Junior Plus Concrete Jamb and Header Detail Drawings
- New Construction Concrete Apron Detail
- Owner’s Installation Checklist
- Standard and JuniorPlus Owner's Manual (Rev 2025)
- Max, MaxPlus and SuperMax Owner's Manual (Rev 2025)
- Standard Concrete Jamb and Header
- Standard Concrete Building Outside Mount Detail Drawings
- Typical Trim and Sheeting Detail
- Typical PowerLift Power Unit Wiring
- Concrete Building Outside Mount Head, Jamb, Sill Drawings
- Building Prep Manual for Standard Metal Inside (Rev 2025)
- Building Prep Manual for Standard Metal Outside (Rev 2025)
- Contractors Installation Checklist
- Junior Plus C-Channel Jamb and Header Detail Drawings
- Junior Plus I-Beam Jamb and Header Detail Drawings
- Junior Plus Tube Jamb and Header Detail Drawings
- New Construction Concrete Apron Details
- Owner’s Installation Checklist
- Standard and JuniorPlus Owner's Manual (Rev 2025)
- Max, MaxPlus and SuperMax Owner's Manual (Rev 2025)
- Standard C-Channel Jamb and Header Detail Drawings
- Standard I-Beam Jamb and Header Detail Drawings
- Standard Tube Jamb and Header Detail Drawings
- Standard Steel Building Outside Mount Detail Drawings
- Typical Trim and Sheeting Detail
- Typical PowerLift Power Unit Wiring
- Metal Building Outside Mount Head, Jamb, Sill Drawings
- Building Preparation Manual Standard Style Wood Frame Inside Mount (Rev 2025)
- Building Preparation Manual Standard Style Wood Frame Outside Mount (Rev 2025)
- Contractor's Installation
- Junior Plus Wood Jamb and Double Truss Header Detail Drawings
- Junior Plus Wood Jamb and Solid Wood Header Detail Drawings
- New Construction Concrete Apron Detail
- Owner’s Installation Checklist
- Standard and JuniorPlus Owner's Manual (Rev 2025)
- Max,MaxPlus and SuperMax Owner's Manual (Rev 2025)
- Standard Wood Jamb and Double Truss Header Detail Drawings
- Standard Wood Jamb and Solid Wood Header Detail Drawings
- Standard Wood Building Outside Mount
- Typical Trim and Sheeting Detail
- Typical PowerLift Power Unit Wiring
- Wood Building Outside Mount Head, Jamb, Sill Drawings
The chart beneath shows opening loss in inches by door size. The numbers reflect inches of width lost each side/inches of headroom lost For example, 3/5 signifies 3″ of width lost each side (total width loss of 6″) and 5″ of headroom lost.
Remember: zero clear opening loss is easily accomplished by specifying PowerLift’s exclusive outside mount design.
All information provided should not be used for the act of manufacturing or construction of single panel hydraulic doors. All PowerLift Hydraulic Doors products and methods are trademarked. All images and designs are the property of PowerLift Hydraulic Doors and may not be copied without the written permission of PowerLift Hydraulic Doors.
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