END WALLS & DOORS
Close It In.
Or Just Cut The Weather.
An open-ended shelter keeps the rain off what is under it. An end wall stops the weather driving straight through — and turns the same structure into an enclosed building.
Pick How Much You Want Shut.
Every shelter has two ends, and they do not have to match. Close one and leave the other open, or close both. Fitted at install or retro-fitted to a shelter you already have.
Full End Panel
Encloses the end of the shelter completely. Turns an open-ended structure into a closed building and stops weather driving straight through the length of it.
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Full End Wall With Mechanical Door
The same full enclosure, with a mechanical door so machinery and vehicles can still drive in and out. Available across the span range.
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Half End Panel
Closes part of the end and leaves the rest open. Takes the sting out of wind and driving rain while keeping clear access underneath.
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Stops the wind tunnel
An open-ended shelter funnels wind straight down its length. Closing one end breaks that up, which makes the space under it far more usable in bad weather.
Keeps driving rain out
A roof alone will not stop rain coming in at an angle. End walls keep the ends of the building, and whatever is stored there, properly dry.
Makes it a building
Once both ends are closed the structure works as an enclosed space rather than a canopy — which is what most workshop and stock uses need.
Keeps access where you want it
Mechanical doors let machinery through a closed end. Half panels leave clearance underneath. You decide which ends stay open.
End walls can be fitted when your shelter goes up, or added later to a shelter already on site. Tell us the span and which ends you want closed.
END WALLS & DOORS
Which ends do you want closed?
Tell us the span of your shelter and whether you need to drive through. We will confirm the right panel and give you a price.
- Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
- Press the space key then arrow keys to make a selection.