Which Double Garage Door?
Discussion
I currently have an old up and over garage door which is on its last legs, quite dented and recently two of the four springs have broken, definitely time to look at replacing.
I like the idea of an electric roller door but would like to know if there is anything to be aware of with these or any other better options?
Are they typically quite secure, are there any manufacturers recommended or to be avoided?
Also what should I be expecting to pay for a fitted door?
I like the idea of an electric roller door but would like to know if there is anything to be aware of with these or any other better options?
Are they typically quite secure, are there any manufacturers recommended or to be avoided?
Also what should I be expecting to pay for a fitted door?
j80jpw said:
red_slr said:
j80jpw said:
What was that for red?
1 x double roller. Slightly wider than normal double I think - will check the dims later.Supply and install.
Outside opening for power fail
Half box inside
Black insulated door
Will remove old doors off site
I am due another quote later so will update.
Pic of my install for interest. This was to enclose my carport into a garage so a non standard width (I think its 16ft or so), a huge list of colours (so opted for grey), two fobs, alarm (not sure about opening from outside as I have a door to the rear). The actual electrics are made by Somfy. I am very happy with it.
That looks good Charlie, very tidy indeed!
I'm looking at an anthracite grey one, two remotes enclosed internal box, manual internal as I have a door from the rear, have been quoted £1400 fitted by these guys, http://www.rollerdor.net/roller-garage-doors which didn't seem bad at all! Its a bit wider than a standard double. They seem to get some good reviews.
I'm looking at an anthracite grey one, two remotes enclosed internal box, manual internal as I have a door from the rear, have been quoted £1400 fitted by these guys, http://www.rollerdor.net/roller-garage-doors which didn't seem bad at all! Its a bit wider than a standard double. They seem to get some good reviews.
We've got a Seceuroglide Excel, which seems pretty decent. Certainly no problems with it so far.
I actually got it from a company run by a PHer. I don't think he works that far north, but he might be worth a PM for information. http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/profile.asp?h=0...
I actually got it from a company run by a PHer. I don't think he works that far north, but he might be worth a PM for information. http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/profile.asp?h=0...
Edited by kambites on Tuesday 5th January 19:12
Call Paul at alliance security in Middleton, nice guy and good price. I had a Seceuroglide Excel installed at a very good price (cheaper than online quotes for the same door which didn't include fitting). http://www.alliancegaragedoors.co.uk/
Regarding security - how do people feel they fare ?
I don't think I could break into my old up and over GRP garage door which had 3 point locking, without using tools and considerable force.
My securoglide feels flimsy - I'm sure I could force it up enough to gain entry if I was willing to risk breaking it and if a decent size bloke went for a sliding tackle, I'm unsure it wouldn't buckle inwards.
I don't think I could break into my old up and over GRP garage door which had 3 point locking, without using tools and considerable force.
My securoglide feels flimsy - I'm sure I could force it up enough to gain entry if I was willing to risk breaking it and if a decent size bloke went for a sliding tackle, I'm unsure it wouldn't buckle inwards.
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