DBCI’s Curl-Lok door products are constructed out of removable panels with engineered curls along the edges that lock into place instead of seam together, which makes it a rolling sheet door that can be repaired on-site without specialty tools. DBCI partnered with The Bradbury Group to develop a manufacturing process for patented Curl-Lok, and a demonstration video is posted on the product’s Web page.
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