PRODUCT LANDING · MAGNETIC DOORWAY KIT CONTROL
Magnetic Clear PVC Door Curtains Built from the Doorway and Traffic Brief
EverBen develops magnetic flexible-doorway kits from measured openings, traffic direction, panel geometry, closing-edge alignment, mounting interfaces and service access—not from a generic magnetic curtain label.
A useful project file shows the complete doorway, surrounding structure, threshold, traffic pattern, operating temperature range, cleaning route and installation ownership. That context is converted into a controlled panel drawing, magnetic-edge schedule, header and side-fastening plan, trial sequence, spare-parts list and carton allocation. Photographs help explain geometry, but only accepted drawings, samples and scoped records define the released product.
01 · SITE INPUT
Survey the Complete Opening before Selecting a Curtain
Measure the opening and its surroundings as an installation system. Nominal door size alone cannot resolve usable clearance, fixing zones or uneven boundaries.
01
Opening geometry
Record clear width and height at multiple locations, diagonal difference, frame depth, wall return and threshold. Mark the smallest usable dimension and the surface that will actually receive the header or side parts.
02
Fixing substrate
Identify steel, masonry, insulated panel, timber or another substrate and the buyer’s permitted fasteners. Note concealed services, edge distances, removable trim and any drilling restrictions before hardware is proposed.
03
Threshold and floor
Document step, ramp, drain, floor slope, moving equipment and cleaning channel. Bottom clearance should avoid dragging while preserving the buyer’s intended coverage and safe passage.
04
Adjacent equipment
Include doors, handles, conveyors, shelving, alarms, sensors, air outlets and vehicle routes near the opening. A clear curtain must not block required access or interfere with another control.
02 · USE PATTERN
Define Who and What Passes through the Opening
Pedestrian, cart and powered-equipment routes impose different clearance, opening and recovery questions. Separate them before choosing a panel arrangement.
01
Pedestrian flow
Record direction, frequency, carried loads and whether hands are available to separate panels. Include the smallest and tallest users plus any visibility requirements set by the buyer.
02
Carts and trolleys
State overall width, height, handle position, wheel track and load projection. Trial panel deflection, edge contact and closure after representative equipment passes at controlled speed.
03
Powered movement
If powered equipment uses the opening, the buyer must assess visibility, impact, routing and site safety independently. Do not assume a flexible curtain replaces guarding, signaling or traffic management.
04
Emergency and accessibility
Confirm whether the opening participates in an emergency route or regulated access path. Destination rules and responsible professionals determine whether the proposed curtain is permissible.
03 · PANEL SYSTEM
Choose the Panel Architecture by Passage and Closure Logic
A centered twin-panel magnetic closure, overlapping strips and a side-opening sheet are distinct systems. Compare the complete object and its interfaces.
| Entity | Controlled attributes | Acceptance record | Open decision |
|---|---|---|---|
| Opening | Width, height, diagonals, substrate and threshold | Dated survey and marked photographs | Is the fixing zone usable? |
| Panels | Material code, dimensions, faces and edges | Drawing and complete hanging sample | Does the pair fit the measured opening? |
| Center closure | Carrier, magnet format, orientation and continuity | Edge schedule and paired-panel trial | Is alignment controlled? |
| Mounting | Rail, side parts, supplied fasteners and exclusions | Installation parts list | Who selects site anchors? |
| Service | Cleaning, inspection, spares and change notice | Installed revision and retained kit | Can replacements be identified? |
01
Twin magnetic panels
Two broad clear panels meet at a vertical center edge. Define panel widths, center position, overlap or butt geometry, edge carrier, lower finish and how the pair separates during passage.
02
Segmented magnetic edges
Multiple magnetic sections can distribute closure along the center line. Specify segment pitch, carrier construction, polarity/orientation control and allowable discontinuities without promising universal closing behavior.
03
Hybrid strip routes
Some openings may combine broader side panels with a central passage zone. Keep strip count, overlap, magnetic elements and mounting schedule explicit so replacements match the released arrangement.
04
Alternative nonmagnetic routes
Conventional overlapping strips or a plain flexible sheet may suit a different task. Record why the magnetic route was selected rather than describing it as automatically superior.
04 · MATERIAL IDENTITY
Specify the Clear Flexible Panel without Overstating Performance
PVC naming, clarity and thickness require a declared construction and measurement basis. Visual transparency does not establish suitability for every environment.
01
Material declaration
Request the supplier’s exact flexible-panel description, source code, color or tint and exposed faces. Tie any evidence to that code and retain a physical reference for later comparison.
02
Thickness method
State unit, measurement instrument, locations, conditioning and tolerance. Do not compare a nominal roll value with a finished reinforced edge as though they were the same object.
03
Clarity and appearance
Approve haze, tint, surface marks and acceptable optical distortion with a complete hanging sample under agreed lighting. Photography and monitor settings cannot replace the physical reference.
04
Temperature boundary
Record the buyer’s operating and storage range, then request construction-specific evidence or supplier confirmation. Avoid transferring low-temperature claims from unrelated strip stock or another formulation.
05 · CLOSING INTERFACE
Control Magnet Carrier, Alignment and Edge Continuity
The center edge is an assembled interface. Magnet placement, carrier flexibility and panel hang must be reviewed together on the complete opening.
01
Carrier profile
Define the visible edge profile, color, width, attachment route and transition to the clear panel. Check for exposed hard points, sharp edges or loose components within the buyer’s use.
02
Orientation control
Use a documented left/right or polarity/orientation schedule during assembly. A visual check should confirm that paired edges attract along the intended line before packing.
03
Vertical alignment
Inspect top starting position, center-line straightness, panel length and lower-edge relationship in the test frame. Frame skew or unequal panels can create a closure gap unrelated to magnet strength.
04
Opening force and recovery
Agree a representative passage trial and observation method. Record separation, panel travel and return without converting one setup into a universal self-closing or air-sealing claim.
06 · FRAME INTERFACE
Coordinate Header, Side Retention and Installation Ownership
A complete kit succeeds only when its mounting parts match the frame and installer’s procedure. Separate factory-supplied hardware from site-supplied work.
01
Top rail or plate
Specify material, finish, length, hole pattern, panel attachment and splice rules. Confirm the required headroom and access for installation or future replacement.
02
Side control
Define whether sides hang free, attach intermittently or use continuous retention. Record release needs, wall irregularity and cleaning access before adding side parts.
03
Fastener responsibility
List supplied fasteners, excluded anchors and the party selecting anchors for the real substrate. Generic screws cannot be assumed appropriate for every wall or frame.
04
Installation record
Provide drawing revision, part list, sequence, torque or tightening notes where relevant, and installer sign-off fields. Keep site modifications visible for replacement planning.
07 · COMPLETE TRIAL
Test Visibility, Passage and Panel Behavior in a Representative Frame
Flat samples cannot show how the full curtain hangs or moves. Use a complete trial to capture geometry and interface observations.
01
Hanging condition
Allow panels to reach the agreed observation condition after unpacking, then record verticality, edge position, surface waves and bottom clearance in the representative frame.
02
Visibility check
Review the complete sight line from both directions with site lighting and representative traffic. The buyer decides whether additional markings or traffic controls are required.
03
Passage sequence
Run defined pedestrian or cart passes, observing initial separation, contact location, panel sweep and center-edge return. Note the exact frame and sample revision used.
04
Abnormal events
Consider snagging, side drafts, blocked edges, damaged magnets and forced passage in the buyer’s risk review. A flexible curtain should not be treated as a safety barrier.
08 · SERVICE ROUTE
Plan Cleaning, Inspection and Replacement by Component
Clear panels, magnetic edges and mounting hardware age differently. A service plan should identify what is cleaned, inspected, tightened or replaced.
01
Cleaning media
List cleaner identity, dilution, temperature, cloth or brush, rinse and drying method. Validate the proposed route on the exact panel, edge carrier and visible hardware.
02
Routine inspection
Check tears, sharp damage, loose attachments, magnetic segments, center alignment, panel clouding and bottom contact. Define who records the condition and who can remove the curtain from service.
03
Replacement units
Assign part codes to left/right panels, edge pieces, rail sections and hardware packs. Provide the installed revision so replacements do not depend on a generic product name.
04
Storage and spares
Define fold or roll method, separator material, dry storage, labels and spare allocation. Protect clear faces and magnetic edges from distortion or contamination before installation.
09 · RELEASE CONTROL
Inspect the Kit, Then Preserve Its Installation Order in Packing
Bulk release should confirm component identity, finished panel geometry and the complete pack. Loose parts need allocation as carefully as the panels.
01
Incoming components
Verify panel-roll code, magnetic carrier, rail, side parts and hardware against the approved bill of materials. Quarantine unexplained source or construction changes.
02
In-process geometry
Check cut dimensions, reinforced edges, magnetic orientation, attachment spacing and panel pairing at defined operations. Use pair identifiers where left/right matching matters.
03
Finished hang check
Inspect a complete sampled kit in the agreed frame for dimensions, center alignment, operation, appearance and supplied parts. Keep represented tests separate from routine visual inspection.
04
Pack sequence
Protect clear surfaces, separate magnetic edges, label panels and order hardware by installation step. Confirm carton count, destination allocation and a sealed retained pack.
10 · COMPARABLE QUOTE
Normalize Doorway, Kit, Evidence and Installation Scope
Quotations are comparable only when every supplier prices the same opening, panel build, magnetic system, hardware, trials, spares and packing.
| Scope field | Supplier must state | Buyer control |
|---|---|---|
| Site basis | Survey used and unresolved measurements | Approve one opening revision |
| Panel pair | Material, dimensions and left/right identity | Retain drawing and complete sample |
| Magnetic edge | Carrier, format, orientation and attachment | Review full-height alignment |
| Hardware | Supplied parts, exclusions and anchors | Assign installation responsibility |
| Commercial file | Samples, evidence, spares and packing | Compare equivalent total scope |
Connect the claim to the complete installed construction
Follow each proposed statement through the panel code, magnetic-edge assembly, representative frame, method, observation and destination decision.
Keep geometry evidence separate from building outcomes
A hanging photograph can support fit review without proving air leakage, energy, hygiene or environmental performance.
01
Required versus offered
Ask suppliers to mark every field required, offered, alternative or open. A similar-looking panel should not hide a different edge, mounting or evidence assumption.
02
Site and factory scope
Separate measurement, drawing, anchors, installation, commissioning and training responsibilities. State what the buyer or local contractor provides.
03
Evidence and samples
List swatches, coupons, complete trials, reports and retained packs included in the offer. Link each evidence item to the represented construction and decision.
04
Change and reorder
Require notice before any panel, magnet, carrier, hardware, source or packing change. Compare reorders to the installed revision and retained references.
Evidence boundary for this page
This page does not promise universal waterproofness, chemical resistance, food or medical suitability, certification, care life, minimum order, price or delivery. Any represented statement must remain attached to the exact accepted construction, evidence, destination and project revision.
Buyer FAQ
Questions to close before a magnetic doorway kit release
Is a magnetic clear PVC curtain the same as a strip curtain?
No. A twin-panel magnetic center closure, overlapping strips and a plain flexible sheet have different geometry, passage behavior and mounting. Specify the complete architecture.
What measurements are required?
Record width and height at several points, diagonals, frame depth, fixing zones, substrate, threshold, nearby equipment and the intended clear passage.
Can the page promise energy savings or air sealing?
No. Results depend on building conditions, opening frequency, pressure, temperature and the exact installation. Any claim needs project-specific measurement and approval.
How should magnetic edges be inspected?
Check carrier attachment, orientation, segment continuity, vertical alignment and behavior in the representative frame. Record the exact paired panels and revision.
What belongs in a complete kit?
The released file should identify left/right panels, magnetic edges, top rail, side parts, supplied hardware, labels, instructions, spares and packing allocation.
Does EverBen state one MOQ or delivery time?
No. Commercial terms depend on opening size, material, edge construction, hardware, sample and evidence work, quantity, packing and destination.
Controlled next step
Turn the Opening into One Installable, Replaceable Kit File
Send the doorway survey, traffic pattern, panel preference, environment, mounting substrate, cleaning route, quantity, destination and evidence questions. We will expose unresolved interfaces before quotation. Include the smallest verified opening, threshold condition, fixing restrictions, representative user or cart dimensions, required bottom clearance, preferred center position, drawing language, sample quantity, spare-panel logic and carton allocation. For a replacement project, add complete front and side photographs, installed hardware dimensions, left and right panel codes, damage history and any site modification. We will return open questions as a controlled departure list so the buyer can distinguish confirmed construction, proposed alternatives, site responsibilities and evidence still required before quotation or sample release. Commercial timing, minimum order and destination compliance remain project-specific until that scope is accepted.