Come and See Us At The 2025 Portland House & Outdoor Living Show!
April 4th – 6th at the Oregon Convention Center
Insulation and 20-Gauge Steel for Efficiency and Strength
Thermospan® Model 200-20 is the ideal commercial sectional door for energy-conscious architects, engineers, contractors, and building owners. With a U-value of .057 and R-value* of 17.5, this door outperforms most conventional insulated steel doors.The Wayne Dalton Thermospan® Series doors are the only sectional doors in the industry with patented, roll-formed integral struts on each section, making them the most rigid doors available. The Thermospan® Series also has a patented manufacturing process with a polyurethane core that is continuously foamed-in-place between the outer and inner skins. An innovative thermal break keeps the interior skin at room temperature, preventing condensation and frost and helping to resist corruption.
*Wayne Dalton uses a calculated door section R-value for insulated doors.
The Thermospan® 200-20 meets IECC® requirements for maximum U-factor of operable fenestrations (2015 Section C402.4) with a 3rd party certified tested value of less than 0.37. Thermospan® 200-20 also meets the ASHRAE 90.1 and IECC®requirement for maximum air leakage for fenestration assemblies (2015 Section C402.5.2 Garage doors) with a 3rd party certified tested value of less than 0.40.
Insulated Vision Lites allow for visibility while maintaining security. Full-view sections allow for maximum natural light and visibility.
*Static and Impact Wind Load designs are certified by the state of Florida (FBC), the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI), and the designs are compliant with the 2015 IBC. No Miami DADE certifications.
This model is available with the TruChoice™ Color System, Wayne Dalton’s custom painting process that offers more than 6,000+ colors.
Online color swatches are only digital reproductions of actual standards and will vary in appearance due to differences in monitor and video card output. These digital representations should not be used to finalize color selection(s).
April 4th – 6th at the Oregon Convention Center