Electric garage doors

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buzzer

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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?

buzzer

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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

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eltax91 said:
How much is the motor set up looking like it will cost to buy and fit?
There seems to be quite a lot around for £150 to £250 which is about what I want to spend.

buzzer

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Paddy_N_Murphy said:
these guys were really helpful and flexible when I fitted mine :

http://www.amourelle.co.Uk/.
Thanks, I have just emailed them with the question. I will let you know what they come back with

buzzer

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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?

buzzer

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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?
Nope, because I'm currently sitting on an oil rig about 120 miles from the house!
I'd be able to tell you in a week and a bit...
Perfect timing then! I am in Miami just about to pick up a cruise for a couple of weeks!

buzzer

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Thursday 19th April 2012
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Speed addicted said:
Home today, the door openers I have are autoglide made by cardale
Thanks, there is a dealer very close to me.... I have emailed them as I won't be home for a couple of days yet, will let you know how I get on