Loading Dock Seals and Shelters – Begley Overhead Doors & Docks Limited.

At Begley Overhead Doors & Docks, we provide quality loading dock products, solutions, and services, including a range of loading dock seals and shelters that will enhance the efficiency and safety of your loading dock operations.

Loading Dock Seals and Shelters: What’s the Difference?

While both dock seals and dock shelters serve the critical purpose of sealing the gap between your loading dock and the trailer, they operate differently:

Loading Dock Seals

These are foam or inflatable padding that compress against the sides of the trailer, creating an airtight seal. Dock seals are ideal for temperature-controlled environments and for keeping contaminants out.

Loading Dock Shelters

Rather than compressing against the trailer, dock shelters are made of flexible, sturdy fabric curtains that wrap around the trailer, providing a weather-resistant barrier while allowing more freedom of movement. Shelters are suitable for a wider variety of trailer sizes and shapes.

Begley Dock Seals & Shelters

At Begley Overhead Doors & Docks, we understand that every loading dock has unique requirements. That’s why we offer specialized solutions like Rain Shrouds, ComboShelters, and Inflatable Shelters to ensure maximum protection and efficiency in any situation.

Rain Shrouds

Rain Shrouds

Rain shrouds are a perfect addition to your loading dock setup to provide extra protection against heavy rainfall. These durable, waterproof covers are designed to channel water away from the loading area, preventing water damage to your goods and reducing the risk of slips and falls.
Comboshelter

ComboShelter

The innovative ComboShelter combines the best features of dock seals and shelters, providing an adaptable and versatile solution for your loading dock. These hybrid systems offer a tight seal for temperature control and a flexible, retractable design that can accommodate a wide range of trailer sizes and shapes. Choose a ComboShelter for the ultimate in loading dock efficiency and protection.
Inflatable Shelters

Inflatable Shelters

Inflatable shelters are an excellent option for loading docks that require a secure, weather-resistant barrier that can be easily stored when not in use. These shelters inflate to create a tight seal around the trailer, offering enhanced energy efficiency and protection against contaminants. When not in use, they can be deflated and tucked away, minimizing wear and tear and saving valuable space in your loading dock area.

Looking for the perfect loading dock solution for your unique needs? Contact our team today to discuss our range of dock seals and shelters. We’ll help you choose the ideal setup to optimize your loading dock’s performance and safety.

Benefits of Using Dock Seals and Shelters

Using dock seals and shelters from Begley Overhead Doors & Docks offers the following benefits:

  • Improved Energy Efficiency: By sealing gaps between the dock and trailer, you can maintain consistent temperatures and reduce energy costs.
  • Enhanced Worker Safety: Seals and shelters prevent slips and falls by keeping rain, snow, and debris out of the loading area.
  • Protection of Goods: By providing a barrier against dust, insects, and contaminants, your products stay clean and safe.
  • Versatility: Our range of seals and shelters accommodates various trailer sizes and shapes, ensuring a perfect fit for your loading dock.

Ready to boost your loading dock’s efficiency? Call now and let our experienced team help you choose the perfect loading dock seal and shelter for your needs.

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