The Canopy Door System

The canopy door is the commonest type of door. It lifts on wires at the side and leaves 1/3 protruding to form a canopy. Can be fitted to an existing timber frame or with a matching steel frame. Available in white and brown pre finish powder coat, Timber, G.R.P. and in over 50 styles, it also has the option of 2 or 4 point security locking.

Manual operation only. NOT suitable for automation.

The Retractable Door Lift System

The Retractable door lifts on arms at the side and runs back in the garage on tracks suspended from the roof. Can be fitted to an existing timber frame or with a matching steel frame. Available in white and brown pre finish powder coat, Timber, G.R.P. and in over 50 styles, it also has the option of 2 or 4 point security locking.

This is a more robust system than the canopy and is suitable for manual or automatic operation.

The Sectional Door Lift System

The Sectional door is constructed of 4 or 5 panels that hinge together and travel up in an arc to run along tracks suspended from the roof. Available in 4 styles in steel with white powder coat as standard but can be supplied in any RAL colour. Also available in timber. As it has no swing out and travels straight up it maximises the height and width that the vehicle has to use and is particularly suitable for high backed vehicles or short driveways. Mechanically probably the best system and is suitable for manual or automatic operation making a VERY secure door.

The Roller Door System

Insulated roller shutters are very useful if internal obstructions prevent use of the other systems.

The roller shutters on this site are made by Seceuroglide and are of an interlocking slat construction with automation as standard.

There are lower cost shutters on the market that are constructed of a continuous curtain of steel that roles up around the drum at the top. This is a design that we do not recommend or sell.