Sectional Garage Doors

Garage doors · Sectional

The panels go up, not out

Sectional doors are the most common design in the UK for a reason: nothing swings into the driveway and nothing runs along the wall. The panels rise and fold back under the ceiling, so the whole opening is usable.

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Panel designs

Track types

Weeks lead time

Widest opening, mm

The designs

Choose the panel

All nine are made in the same two track types and can be finished in any RAL colour. The design changes the face of the door, not what it does.

Rib

Horizontal ribs every 10 cm give this door a light, robust appearance. This is a contemporary door that looks good in any architectural setting.

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Midrib

Grooved through the middle of each panel, Midrib doors give the impression of solid timber boards. It is the most popular design across Europe.

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Flush

A flat face with woodgrain or stucco embossing. The look is subtle and understated, and it sits as well on a heritage house as on a modern one.

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Flush Woodgrain

The same flat face as Flush, finished with a woodgrain embossed surface rather than a smooth one — timber texture without timber maintenance.

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Georgian (Cassette)

Stylish rectangular panels, sculptured with crisp lines and detail on the outer surface. The design for heritage and country-style houses.

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TopRib Slick

Three double lines divide the door plane — a double-groove design that stands out among anything similar on the market.

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Glazed (Full View)

Full vision panels in an anodised aluminium frame, in matching colours or a RAL golden oak effect to line up with the windows and doors you already have.

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Okoume

Standard door panels clad with 12 or 18 mm Okoume plywood — the extremely water-resistant hardwood used in shipbuilding.

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Custom Clad

Clad with timber, metal or facade sheets — for an exceptional facade, to meet a listed-building requirement, or simply because that is what the house needs.

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The specification

The details worth knowing

Track types and sizes

Two hardware families, and the one you need depends on the opening and the room around it. R40 (UM / SM / TM) — width 2250 to 3500 mm, height 2000 to 2500 mm. TL (LHR / FM) — width 2250 to 6000 mm, height 1870 to 3000 mm. This is the one for wide or tall openings. Before you order we need four site measurements: the left and right side room, the headroom above the opening and the backroom behind it.

Warranty

10 years on the door sections against rust-through perforation, delamination and disintegration. 5 years on wearing parts — springs, cables, drums, rollers and hinges — on residential TL and R40 doors used up to 5 open-close cycles a day. 5 years on the same parts for industrial TLP doors up to 10 cycles a day. 2 years on painted doors and doors clad in Okoume, Retro, Alumax and other special designs.

Colours

Standard is RAL 9016 white , with a short standard palette on each panel design. Any other RAL Classic colour is available, as is a Golden Oak and other woodgrain finish. Midrib is also offered in Light Oak, Golden Oak, Dark Oak, Old Oak, Mahogany and Winchester.

Downloads

The manufacturer’s documents

Sizes, clearances and hardware in the technical data; every design and finish in the brochure.

Technical data (PDF, 8.2 MB)

Brochure (PDF, 21 MB)

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Send us the opening and the room around it

Width and height of the opening, plus side room, headroom and backroom. With those four we can tell you which track type fits and what the door costs.

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