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Because there are so many manufacturers, styles and types
of Garage Doors available, we have designed that page as a guide
through the different operating mechanisms, materials and finishes
with links to pages showing the most popular choices and options.
Up and Over Doors
This is by far the most common type of garage door in the UK.
They are available with two kinds of operating system, SafeLift
Canopy and Slideaway Retractable gear.

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Gear, when opened, the door forms a 'canopy' with roughly one
third of the door outside the garage. Suitable only for single
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A single or double
Slideaway Retractable door opens along horizontal tracks inside
the garage and retracts almost completely into the garage when
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We can supply up and over doors in most sizes and the following
materials: please follow the links for more information
Cardale
up & over Doors in Steel
Henderson
up & over Doors in Steel
Hormann
up & over Doors in Steel
Futura
up & over Doors in Timber
Heritage
up & over Doors in Timber
Up
& over Doors in White GRP
Up
and over Doors in Woodgrain GRP
Up
and over Doors in ABS
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Side Hinged Garage Doors
Side Hinded Garage Doors are usually supplied pre-framed
and are supplied with latches, locks and drop-bolts.
 
Steel Side Hinged Doors
Classic Timber Side Hinged
Doors
ABS Side Hinged Doors
Roller Doors
Doors roll up vertically, giving 'park right up' convenience.
The horizontal ribbed design is inherently strong and secure.
 
Available in steel and in Aluminium with inbuilt insulation
and acoustic insulting properties.
Steel-line Roller Doors in
steel
Aluminiun Thermaglide
Roller Doors
Thermaglide 55 Insulated Roller
Doors
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Sectional Garage Doors
Sectional doors open vertically upwards and are suspended
under the ceiling to save space - so you can make full use of
the space inside and in front of the garage for parking.

Introduction to Sectional Doors
Medium Ribbed Steel Sectional
Doors
Panel Design Steel Sectional Doors
Sliding Garage Doors
These tailor made garage doors slide horizontally on an overhead
suspension rail so that when open the door occupies one side
of the garage.

Original Timber 'round the corner'
door range
The Rundum Aluminum sliding door range
The Rundum Sectional sliding door range
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