Garage
Doors

Sectional
Garage Doors

Sectional Garage Doors consist of four hinged panels on rollers (more panels for taller garage doors) the door opens vertically upwards along a track that then turns 90 degrees and moves horizontally and parallel to the garage ceiling. Your vehicle can park very close to this type of garage door so if you have limited space in your driveway the sectional garage door is your best option. Sectional garage doors also offer you the benefits a variety of styles, security to your property, maximum width and height to your drive through measurements for your larger vehicles as well as safety.

Insulated Sectional
Garage Doors

Insulated Sectional Garage Doors are triple layer sandwich panels consisting dense polyurethane foam approximately 40 mm thick sandwiched between two outer panels of colour coated steel. The R-value of these panels can be as high as R2. These dense and solidly manufactured panels reduce noise as well as maintain a constant temperature within your garage helping to make your home more livable.

Another type of insulation is the polyester blanket style that can be inserted into the back of your single layer steel or aluminium sectional door. They are not as effective as the triple layer insulated garage door but the polyester blanket does make a significant difference to temperature range in your garage. They also add a sound barrier to reduce noise.

Installing an insulated garage door can help to turn the garage area into any number of usable functions like a playroom, workshop, office, studio or gym.

Cleaver sealing systems have been developed to be installed around the perimeter of the insulated garage doors which keeps out the weather, dust, leaves, insects and mice.

The Auckland garage door repairman can arrange to supply you with an insulated garage door.

Call Auckland Garage Door Repair today.

Roller
Garage Doors

The Roller Garage Doors offers you maximum driveway space like the sectional garage door because it too opens vertically. The tracking system of a roller garage door is a vertical guide track only with no horizontal track like the sectional garage door. The roller garage door is a roller curtain that coils up into a roll above the door opening on the inside of the garage. About 400mm of headroom is required to make this style of garage door workable.

The advantages of the roller garage door is that your ceiling space is not taken up with additional tracking so the roller garage door is one of the neatest and tidiest garage door systems available because it has no internal tracking parallel to the ceiling. The mechanism is a vertical operation only.

Cladding colour choice is only colour steel and aluminum.

The benefits of the Roller Garage Door is more parking area in the driveway and more ceiling space inside your garage for storage. There is no internal tracking mechanism taking up space in your garage like up and over tilting garage doors or up and over sectional garage doors which limit your options for additional storage space above.

An Auckland Garage Door Repair man can install a manual or motorised roller garage door for you.

Tilt
Garage Doors

The Tilt Garage Door is commonly installed in garages where the Roller garage door which needs 400mm of headroom or the Sectional garage door which ideally needs 300 mm of headroom cannot be installed because there is very little headroom above the door. The Tilt Garage Door is custom made to fit the daylight opening. They swing outward and upward into a horizontal position when opening. This happens in a single motion. Any obstruction in the driveway that is too close to the tilting garage door will prevent the door from operating properly or opening completely. Largely for this reason in recent days the tilting garage door is being replaced by Sectional Garage Doors provided there is not an issue with headroom.