Plastic doors

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Bob Conrad

>John

Try www.FarmTek.com

Bob

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Bart Rhoads

>I think Gemplers @ gemplers.com or Tek Supply @ TekSupply.com sells them.

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Barry Turner

>You might try a restaurant supply. They are also used as doors to walki-coolers.

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john Lucas

>Bob

Thanks I'll check that out. John

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john Lucas

>Bart

Thanks. Tek supply is the catalog I have. I'll try the website. John

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Bruce in N.B. Canada

>John check the yellow pages under shelving. Usually business that handle industrial shelving or display equipment quite often handle what you are looking for. Make sure you are sitting down when they tell you the cost as it is kind of pricy. I would say you should be able to find it locally unless you live in a one horse town.

Good luck

Bruce in Saint John N.B. Canada

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john Lucas

>Bruce

I live in a 2 horse town. Well maybe one horse and mule, oh yeah include the JackA## tax assesor. I hadn't thought about shelving. We have 2 places in town that carry used industrial shelving. One of them has heavy duty wheels and need to go by there anyway. I was worried about the cost but when you add up the time it would take to build doors for all this storage it might pay off.

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Anthony

>Those are called freezer curtains.You might try your local HVAC outlet.

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Pete in Holland

>Word of caution on the stip doors: As they become dirty due to airborn dirt and dirt transferred from people/things as you walk thru, so then will you each time you pass thru.

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Dennis Y

>John, I bought mine from WWGranger. I bought just the replacement panels and adapted them to my needs. Dennis

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John Lucas

>Thanks Dennis

I have a GRainger not terribly far away if I can't find them locally.

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jimtex

>these are called strip doors, a company named aleco makes them. they are sold through a number of safety supply houses and industrial supply stores. along with grainger, there is northern eq. co., and c&h distrib. co.

bulk roll is of course cheapest way go, and prices vary. i don't have my grainger cat. handy, but they usually have good pricing. see links below, jimtex

www.northernsafety.com

www.chdist.com


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