Sealing systems for garage door
A sealing system for connecting a panel to a frame comprises a plurality of pins extending from the frame; a movable member, within the frame, including a plurality of slots; and a first seal drive system connected to the movable member. In a closed position of the panel relative to the frame, the movable member is movable between a first, unlocked position and a second, locked position, and individual ones of the plurality of pins extending through individual ones of the plurality of slots.
1. A sealing system connecting a panel to a frame, comprising:
a movable member attached to the panel, the movable member rotatable relative to the panel;
a biasing member connected to the movable member;
a first drive shaft;
a second drive shaft coupled to the panel and connected to the movable member for: moving the sealing system from an unlocked configuration to a locked configuration, and driving the movable member against the frame thereby increasing a force being exerted by the movable member against the frame when the panel is in a closed position relative to the frame; and
a transfer system transferring motion from the first drive shaft to the second drive shaft, wherein:
the transfer system includes a frame portion attached to the frame and a panel portion attached to the panel,
the frame portion is disengaged from the panel portion in an open position of the panel relative to the frame, and
the movable member engages the frame when the panel is in the closed position relative to the frame.
2. The sealing system of claim 1 , wherein
the panel includes a plurality of subpanels hinged relative to one another.
3. The sealing system of claim 1 , wherein
the sealing system engages a header of the frame.
4. The sealing system of claim 3 , further comprising
a passive seal positioned between the header and the panel.
5. The sealing system of claim 1 , wherein
the biasing member is structured to be releasable thereby decreasing a force being exerted by the movable member against the frame when the panel is in the closed position relative to the frame.
6. The sealing system of claim 1 , wherein a rotation axis of the first drive shaft is substantially perpendicular to a rotation axis of the second drive shaft.