Industrial Door Supply & Maintenance

Name: Newlinc Industrial Doors
Address: Field Farm, Sutton Road, Sutton, Beckingham, Lincoln, LN5 0RE
Telephone: 01636 330010

Industrial door supply, service and maintenance across the UK from Lincoln-based specialists with 30 years’ experience

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About us

Local, professional help from a business you can trust.

Newlinc Industrial Door Systems Limited is an Industrial door company offering Installation, Maintenance and Servicing. ROLLER SHUTTER - SECTIONAL OVERHEAD - HIGH SPEED CONCERTINA - FREEZER SLAB - PERSONNEL - SECURITY BARRIERS - GATES – BOLLARDS Newlinc Industrial Door Systems was formed by its present owner and Director, Jonathan Antcliff, in 2006. Having left college with qualifications in electrical and mechanical engineering Jonathan worked in the industrial door sector before a downturn in business saw him unexpectedly facing redundancy. With a determination and a will to succeed Jonathan created Newlinc. His vision was simple- to provide a comprehensive and inclusive service to the customer, from design and fabrication through to installation, maintenance and repair of all types of industrial door applications. This vision is now a reality with the Company having seen sustained and consolidated growth from the early days to a six-figure annual turnover of the present day. The Company ethic is simple - to provide the customer with an inclusive package of services delivered on time and on budget.

Design is undertaken in-house personally by Jonathan who continues to oversee all projects both large and small thus maintaining continuity and that personal touch.
Fabrication is carried out in our well-equipped workshop facility. Bespoke designs and fabrications are routinely undertaken and pose no logistical problems for the team.
Installations, maintenance and repairs are carried out by teams of fully trained and industry-qualified personnel. Each team has a qualified First Aider, and the Company operates to all current industry legal requirements including IPAF and Health and Safety Accreditation legislation. The Company holds Asbestos Awareness certification, and engineers are trained to the latest industry requirements in electrical installations.
Newlinc has evolved into a family Company with several family members holding full and part-time positions thus ensuring quality of service and personal customer attention and backup.
In 2019 an autonomous sister Company, BJC Construction, was created to undertake any necessary civil engineering and construction works that may arise from the core business. This enables Newlinc to maintain control over projects and therefore is not reliant on outside contractors to complete works to schedule. This ensures that the majority of works are under the direct control of the management and administration teams.

Our services

Professional services tailored to your needs.

Door Maintenance

There are many responsibilities imposed on building owners or Leaseholder’s relating to doors whether they are manual, automatic or fire escapes. We often take our doors for granted. It is common in public buildings or the workplace, to find ourselves putting up with doors that are simply not functioning correctly. Whether a door is slamming, sticking, failing to shut fully, failing to lock or other seemingly small problem might seem acceptable. Most door issues can be avoided with simple routine maintenance. You must adhere to Health and Safety legislation to protect your staff and members of the public from harm. These days most of the doors are electrical and thus classed as machinery. This means they must comply with the HSE's Supply of Machinery Regulation.

There are many responsibilities imposed on building owners or Leaseholder’s relating to doors whether they are manual, automatic or fire escapes.

We often take our doors for granted. It is common in public buildings or the workplace, to find ourselves putting up with doors that are simply not functioning correctly. Whether a door is slamming, sticking, failing to shut fully, failing to lock or other seemingly small problem might seem acceptable.

Automatic Doors

BS EN 16005 / BS7036-0 are the current standards applicable to automatic door sets and require servicing as well as carrying out the necessary risk assessments at least once a year. All that needs to be done is to ensure that they are maintained in accordance with the instructions set by the manufacturer of the automatic power operator. Most automatic door manufacturers specify annual service intervals but that will depend upon the type of building and the level of traffic. Higher traffic automatic doors such as those used in hospitals, supermarket, airports and similar may require more frequent maintenance.

BS EN 16005 / BS7036-0 are the current standards applicable to automatic door sets and require servicing as well as carrying out the necessary risk assessments at least once a year.

All that needs to be done is to ensure that they are maintained in accordance with the instructions set by the manufacturer of the automatic power operator.

Fire Escapes

It is critical that these door sets are always kept in optimum condition as generally fire exit doors are rarely or never used to enter or exit a building and are there only in the event of an emergency. BS8300 and BS8214 states that manual fire exit doors should be examined twice a year with specific attention paid to panic bars, paddle handles, hinges, pivots and door closing mechanisms. The above legislation covers the maintenance of fire exit doors but what you may not know is that each component of a fire exit door is also covered by its own standard. Closers and panic bars both have their own separate sets of British Standards BSEN1125 and 1154 that much be adhered to. Panic hardware of any sort should be inspected monthly and serviced twice a year to ensure their correct function and operation.

It is critical that these door sets are always kept in optimum condition as generally fire exit doors are rarely or never used to enter or exit a building and are there only in the event of an emergency.

BS8300 and BS8214 states that manual fire exit doors should be examined twice a year with specific attention paid to panic bars, paddle handles, hinges, pivots and door closing mechanisms.

Fire Doors

Fire Doors are a critical passive safety feature of any building in which people work or visit. Their primary function within a building is to maintain the fire separation of compartment walls, limiting the spread of flame and smoke, therefore protecting exit routes and allowing enough time for occupants to evacuate to a place of safety. Fire doors are often the weakest link in the passive fire protection strategy. If a fire door cannot fully close to retain the integrity of a fire compartment or is damaged, the adjacent fire compartment may become breached during a fire earlier than design intent. It is critical that all fire doors are installed correctly and that regular checks are made within a suitable maintenance regime. Fire doors protect lives and protect the remainder of the building or other buildings in the event of a fire.

Fire Doors are a critical passive safety feature of any building in which people work or visit. Their primary function within a building is to maintain the fire separation of compartment walls, limiting the spread of flame and smoke, therefore protecting exit routes and allowing enough time for occupants to evacuate to a place of safety.

Fire doors are often the weakest link in the passive fire protection strategy. If a fire door cannot fully close to retain the integrity of a fire compartment or is damaged, the adjacent fire compartment may become breached during a fire earlier than design intent.