Janus International

Janus International Group manufactures the components a self-storage facility is built from: steel roll-up and swing doors, hallway and partition systems, latches and diamond plate, door operators, ADA unit kits, MASS relocatable storage units, and the Nokē smart entry line of locks, keypads and screens. The same plants supply commercial sheet doors and rolling steel doors for warehouses, loading docks, freight terminals and distribution centers.

The company sells more than parts. It takes on new construction projects, conversions and expansions, and runs an R3 program (Restore, Rebuild, Replace) for door and hallway replacement, gate replacement and unit remixes, with a Rapid Replace mobile app for measuring and ordering replacements. Buyers are routed to a regional sales manager from a published territory map covering the United States and Canada rather than ordering online.

Janus dates itself to 2002, when its founder engineered a third-generation steel roll-up door built around a maintenance-free dead axle, disc wheels and enclosed pre-greased springs. It is headquartered at 135 Janus International Blvd. in Temple, Georgia, and has expanded outside North America with two distribution centers in the United Kingdom and a location in France. Its awards page lists 2025 recognition for Best Self-Storage Door and Best Technology Innovation alongside facility-of-the-year awards tied to Janus and Nokē installations.

Two things are worth checking before ordering. The resources page publishes technical drawings for each rolling door model plus windload and impact-rating approvals, so confirm the model you are quoted carries the approval your jurisdiction requires. And the site notes that door replacements, MASS units and Nokē retrofits may be eligible for cost segregation treatment, which is a tax question for your own advisor, not a Janus service. Quotes are per project on (770) 562-2850.