Commercial Doors
Configure industrial doors that fit the opening and the operating conditions
Opening size, headroom, wind requirements, drive sizing, activation logic, and mounting substrate belong on one validated configuration — not four spreadsheets.
The live demo above runs against a Mercura tenant with an illustrative PortalLine catalogue. Mercura executes your manufacturer-defined rules for clearance, operators, and hardware — it does not invent wind engineering.
Configure a commercial door the way an expert would
This is a live Mercura CPQ configurator — not a video or a mock-up. Size the opening, pick a door, and watch the rules engine validate clearance, enforce wind requirements, size the motor, resolve activation dependencies, and price installation hardware in real time.
Running against a live Mercura tenant. Products, prices, and rules shown here are an illustrative "PortalLine" catalogue built to demonstrate the platform - your own catalogue, pricing, and engineering rules would drive a production deployment.
The configuration chain
Why opening, clearance, operator and hardware are one configuration
Each step constrains the next. When sales skips a link, the door fails at install or under load.
- 01
Opening
Width and height define the door envelope.
- 02
Clearance
Headroom and backroom unlock or block lift types.
- 03
Door / track
Rolling, sectional, or high-speed with a valid track package.
- 04
Wind / structural
Manufacturer-rated requirements for the site conditions.
- 05
Operator
Motor sized for door mass and cycles per day.
- 06
Activation
Loop, motion, pull cord, remote — with compatible control logic.
- 07
Mounting hardware
Anchors and fasteners follow the substrate (steel vs concrete).
- 08
Valid door
Complete package ready to quote.
Why this quote fails
A clearance miss is an invalid configuration — not a soft warning
Illustrative diagnostic that mirrors what the live rules engine enforces.
Opening 4000 × 3500 · High lift selected
Required headroom 850 mm · available 650 mm → INVALID. Option A: standard lift. Option B: increase available headroom. The live demo blocks unavailable track packages for the same reason.
Operator undersized for cycles
Door size and cycles/day force a larger drive. Quoting 1 hp when 1.5 hp is required is an engineering callback waiting to happen.
Wrong anchors for the substrate
Steel jamb selected → concrete anchor kit unavailable. The correct fastener package is a dependency, not a packing afterthought.
Before / after
How the door quote gets built
Before
- Opening measured on site or from drawings
- Clearance checked in a second conversation
- Operator sized from a horsepower chart
- Activation and anchors remembered late — or forgotten
- Quote rebuilt when engineering rejects the package
With Mercura CPQ
- Opening and building conditions captured first
- Invalid lift types and operators blocked in the flow
- Activation and mounting hardware resolve as dependencies
- Valid door configuration priced in the same session
- Dealers and reps work on the same rules
Capabilities
What Mercura carries for industrial door sales
Clearance, wind, operator, and dealer options are live rules — these capabilities power the configurator above.
See your door catalogue running in Mercura
Bring clearance tables, operator sizing, wind packages, and dealer option lists. The live demo above shows the pattern — your catalogue drives production.
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