Electric garage doors
Discussion
I have a large double garage which I would like to fit with an electric door opener on the double up and over door. The problem is, I have a car hoist in the middle of the garage so if I fit a normal door opener, it will restrict the height I can take cars up to on the hoist.
Anyone know of a door opener that fits to the side, rather than the middle like most I have seen?
Anyone know of a door opener that fits to the side, rather than the middle like most I have seen?
gtidriver said:
Change it to an electric roller door much more secure and seals very well.
It's a big door and will cost a fortune to replace... It is also insulated and seals around the side perfectly so I can't see the point of replacing it.Anyone ever mounted a central motor to the side? Anyone see a problem in doing that?
Anyone know who the market leaders are so I can give them a call?
Cheers guys
buzzer said:
It's a big door and will cost a fortune to replace... It is also insulated and seals around the side perfectly so I can't see the point of replacing it.
Anyone ever mounted a central motor to the side? Anyone see a problem in doing that?
Anyone know who the market leaders are so I can give them a call?
Cheers guys
How much is the motor set up looking like it will cost to buy and fit?Anyone ever mounted a central motor to the side? Anyone see a problem in doing that?
Anyone know who the market leaders are so I can give them a call?
Cheers guys
Paddy_N_Murphy said:
Thanks, I have just emailed them with the question. I will let you know what they come back withbuzzer said:
Paddy_N_Murphy said:
Thanks, I have just emailed them with the question. I will let you know what they come back with
buzzer said:
Speed addicted said:
Our electric doors work from a motor on one side at the bottom that pulls cables. There is nothing on the roof at all.
There are single doors but I don't see why you couldnt use it on a bigger door.
Any idea of the make?There are single doors but I don't see why you couldnt use it on a bigger door.
I'd be able to tell you in a week and a bit...
Speed addicted said:
buzzer said:
Speed addicted said:
Our electric doors work from a motor on one side at the bottom that pulls cables. There is nothing on the roof at all.
There are single doors but I don't see why you couldnt use it on a bigger door.
Any idea of the make?There are single doors but I don't see why you couldnt use it on a bigger door.
I'd be able to tell you in a week and a bit...
Everest fitted our Electric garage door , its great , push a button an walk away as it closes , just don't forget to move the grass rake from the side of the garage as it closes , i'm now a proud owner of a rather banana shaped rake.
Yes it does have safety cut out , but only after it tried its best to totally fubar said rake.
Yes it does have safety cut out , but only after it tried its best to totally fubar said rake.
Ow said:
pincher said:
Check out the VAT on the quote when you get it - according to their website, they think it is still at 20%
What's wrong with that?Maybe I've missed something!
No idea what gave me that idea.Glad only one person picked up on it
Maybe everyone else was just ignoring the resident idiot?!?I guess its too late to remove my post, especially now it has been quoted
pincher said:
Erm, I appear to have had a cider induced fail last night!!! For some reason, I thought it had dropped back down to 17.5% No idea what gave me that idea.
Glad only one person picked up on it Maybe everyone else was just ignoring the resident idiot?!?
I guess its too late to remove my post, especially now it has been quoted
Ah right! Too late its been quoted No idea what gave me that idea.Glad only one person picked up on it
Maybe everyone else was just ignoring the resident idiot?!?I guess its too late to remove my post, especially now it has been quoted
I was a bit confused, especially with the winking smiley
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