Garage Doors

Garage Doors

Garage Doors

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Garage Door Types

Residential Garage Doors

Residential garage doors are designed for private homes where garage use is not very intense. In many homes, a garage is an integral part of the house, connected to the living rooms on several sides. In such cases, it is important that garage doors are thermally insulated, to prevent heat loss and draughts. What is more, garage doors should open and close smoothly and quietly, without making unnecessary noise. ...Read more As many garages are used for storage as well as for the car, the space that garage doors will take should also be considered. Modern garage doors are manufactured with security and comfort in mind: they prevent unauthorised entry, ensure high degree of insulation, and are especially easy to operate. Garage door market is currently lead by overhead garage doors: overhead garage doors open up and down, and therefore help save space inside and outside the garage. Three types of garage doors are the most popular: roller garage doors, up and over garage doors, and sectional garage doors. To find out more about residential garage doors and to calculate the price, click on “Residential garage doors” icon above. Hide

Industrial Garage Doors

Industrial garage doors are intended for heavy use in factories, warehouses, car services, commercial buildings, etc. Industrial garage doors are typically much larger and heavier than the regular garage doors; therefore, their construction is further reinforced. Industrial garage doors are usually manufactured as a sectional garage door: the face of a garage door is made of a number of horizontal sections joined together; ...Read more the door opens vertically and glides under the ceiling. Industrial garage doors are used more often than the regular garage doors, so they are made with stronger springs; usually industrial doors can withstand 25 000 to 50 000 opening and closing cycles. Sections of industrial garage doors are usually filled with insulating material for better thermal performance, while the joints and the perimeter are sealed with rubber gaskets. To find out more about industrial garage doors and to calculate the price, click on “Industrial garage doors” icon above. Hide

Garage Door Prices

Garage door prices depend on the size, colour, and control option selected. Non-standard colours have higher prices compared to standard colours. Industrial garage doors have slightly higher prices compared to residential garage doors, provided that other characteristics are the same.

Garage Door Benefits

Garage doors protect a garage from rain, snow, cold air, and possible intruders. Modern garage doors are very convenient: they open up and glide under the ceiling, saving space inside and outside the garage. Garage doors can have an integrated wicket door which gives quick access to the garage without ...Read more lifting the whole structure. In addition, small windows of various shapes can be installed into the sections, to allow light into the garage. This helps save electricity, as less artificial light is necessary during the daytime. Garage doors can be operated manually or by an electric opener. If electric opener is selected, garage doors can be opened easily by a push of a button. It should be noted that modern garage doors provide more safety than before: special devices hold the door in the case of a broken spring or cable; joints in between sections include finger protection. What is more, many garage doors have sensors which stop the closing door if an obstacle is detected. Hide

Garage Door Guarantee

Garage doors usually come with a 2 year guarantee, if not specified otherwise. Guarantee period may be longer or shorter depending on the type of garage doors selected, and is always outlined in the agreement to be signed prior to the manufacturing process.