Warehouse Strip Curtain Door Inspection

Inspection template for checking warehouse strip curtain doors for hanger condition, strip damage, cleanliness, and pest barrier effectiveness.

Inspection Details

• Door location identified
  Record the specific warehouse area, bay, or doorway inspected.
• Inspection date and time recorded
  Document when the inspection was completed.
• Inspector name recorded
  Enter the name or identifier of the person performing the inspection.

Hanger and Mounting Condition

• Hangers, tracks, and mounting hardware are secure
  No loose, bent, cracked, missing, or corroded hardware observed.
• Curtain hangs evenly without excessive sagging or gaps
  Curtain alignment supports full coverage across the opening.
• Curtain strips are properly overlapped and aligned
  Strips overlap sufficiently to maintain a barrier against pests, dust, and drafts.
• No strip detachment at the hanger or top rail
  Strips remain fully attached and do not pull free during normal movement.

Strip Condition and Damage

• No tears, splits, or punctures in strips
  Inspect the full height and width of the curtain for damage that compromises coverage.
• No excessive curling, warping, or hardening of strips
  Strips remain flexible and able to close back into place after passage.
• Strip edges are not excessively worn, cracked, or clouded
  Wear does not materially reduce visibility or barrier effectiveness.
• Damaged strips identified for replacement
  If any strip damage is present, confirm replacement is needed and documented.

Cleanliness and Housekeeping

• Curtain strips are free of visible dirt, grease, or residue buildup
  No significant contamination observed on the strips or hanger area.
• Floor and threshold area around the curtain are clean
  No accumulated debris, standing liquid, or waste that could reduce barrier effectiveness.
• No evidence of mold, mildew, or odor issues
  No visible growth or persistent odor indicating moisture-related contamination.

Pest Barrier Effectiveness

• No visible pest activity at or near the curtain
  Check for insects, rodents, droppings, gnawing, webbing, or other pest indicators.
• Curtain coverage is sufficient to limit drafts, dust, and pest entry
  Curtain provides continuous coverage across the opening during normal use.
• Doorway remains functional for traffic while maintaining barrier performance
  Curtain allows normal movement of people and equipment without leaving persistent open gaps.