Sectional doors were first manufactured 80 years ago. They have evolved into one of the most popular types of garage doors in the UK. It’s easy to mistake a sectional door for a simple design but it incorporates a number of panels that are hinged together to form a continuous door when closed. Here are some of the benefits that a sectional door can offer you as a homeowner. Sectional doors allow for compact operation, allowing you to make the most of space inside and out. The door opens vertically without you having to worry about out swinging. Sectional doors also offer additional security. Due to the closed structure and...

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Up and over garage doors are still one of the most popular in the UK. One-piece panel construction makes them easy to use simple and sturdy. Can be offered in various designs, colours and materials. Sectional garage doors are increasing in popularity. They are a practical choice for safety, security and ease of use. Can be manufactured up to 8m wide and 3m high in a variety of options for glazing and finish. The roller garage door is one of the tidiest options. These doors can be ideal for garages where larger vehicles such as 4×4 are parked and are more often used on commercial premises. Roller doors are available...

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Garage doors come in a variety of styles – the six most common are sectional, rolling, side-sliding, side-hinged, roof, and retractable. Like the side hinges, awning garage doors don’t have sections – they’re made from a single piece. The side hinges are not sections but use two solid parts of the material that meet in the middle of the garage door opening. Swing doors are usually made of wood, similar to barn-style doors, but steel is also a solid choice for these classic garage door types. Many traditional doors are available in steel or wood, which can be insulated. The most popular type, these doors feature horizontally hinged sections that...

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