Garage Doors - What to go for...
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If you find yourself looking for a new garage door, nowadays it's a hard task getting your head around all the different types and all the information you need to make an informed decision. We hope the following information will help you with this. :)
A very recognisable door style, this safe and reliable solution does exactly what it suggests; it moves in one piece up and over into the garage opening. Up & overs offer excellent value for money, without compromising on quality, making them vastly popular. Generally, these doors are cheaper due to the simplicity, and they come in a huge choice of designs, colours and materials (timber). They also provide weatherproofing.
Made up of separate sections rather than a single panel; these doors rise vertically with no loss of driveway space in front of the garage, and provide full drive through width, perfect for wider vehicles that need that bit of extra room. Perfect for automation, they offer more space saving than Up & Overs. These doors offer fantastic security and insulation, and come in a variety of finishes, styles and designs - ribbed and paneled.
Opening like traditional doors, Side Hinged Doors are perfect for garages that require regular pedestrian access. They offer a stylish, traditional appearance with good insulation and easy operation. These doors provide extra space inside the garage and are a great solution for garages where access to wall space or utility boxes is required near the door entrance. Available in steel and timber door styles.
They open vertically, but rather than going back into the space like Up & Over or Sectionals, these doors curl up into a roll, tucked away conveniently above the opening. Well suited for garages with limited headroom, without sacrificing security and insulation. Roller Shutters are very diverse as they can be fitted inside, in between and outside the opening of your garage. Available in a range of colours and timber effects, and suited to automation or manual operation.
The ideal solution for special fitting situations. Opening to the side instead of upwards like the previous doors, acting like a cross between a sectional and a roller, sliding off to one side along an inside wall. This is especially advantageous is the ceiling has to remain free for storage. Side Sliding Doors are perfect for easy pedestrian access and partial opening, and require very little headroom.
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