Survivor Polycarbonate Case Studies

Translucent, impact-resistant polycarbonate doors shown in car wash, truck wash, research, and other high-moisture facilities.

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What these projects help you evaluate

See daylight, panel appearance, and wash-bay context.

Building context How the door fits the finished exterior and opening.
Interior effect Daylight, visibility, privacy, and the operating environment.
Door details Panels, frame, hardware, glazing, and scale.

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Research & Marine California

AltaSea Research Facility

Survivor polycarbonate doors close the wharf-side bays of a marine research campus, where the openings face open water and the interior has no other daylight source.

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Car Wash Minnesota

Northdale Car Wash

A translucent Survivor door provides a durable wash-bay closure while allowing the illuminated bay to remain visually distinctive after dark.

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Northdale Oil car wash building under construction in north Fargo with the Marvin facility and Amazon fulfillment center across the road

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Car Wash Fargo, North Dakota

A four-door Survivor package for a new double automatic wash on the I-29 corridor in north Fargo: Platinum stainless on the entrances, Gold on the exits, high-lift track for a 16-foot ceiling, and extra struts for the prevailing north wind.

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Survivor project collection

AltaSea Research Facility

Northdale Car Wash

Northdale Oil Fargo