Cost Breakdown

Base door Price: £0.00
Colour: £0.00
Extras: £0.00
Postage: £0.00
VAT: £0.00

Total

£0.00

Enter the size of your opening

Measurements must be taken viewing the opening from the inside looking out.
Measurement guide

Pick your slat height

High-strength, interlocking galvanised steel profile. Suitable for unheated warehouses, shop fronts, and agricultural buildings where maximum airflow or basic, heavy-duty security is the primary goal.
A heavy-duty 95mm profile featuring two layers of steel surrounding an insulated core. Ideal for heated workshops, distribution centres, or any commercial property where temperature control is crucial.

Pick your fixing

Pick how your door fixes to your garage. We preselect the best fit from your measurements. You can change it. We call to confirm before we make your door.

These diagrams show your door and opening from a birds eye view.
Face fix, looking down on the opening: the guides fix to the back of the wall on each side

The most common fitting. The guides fix to the back of the wall, behind your opening. You need clear wall space behind the opening on each side. We confirm the amount with you on the call.

Reveal fix, looking down on the opening: the guides fix to the side walls, inside the opening

The guides fix to the side walls, inside your opening. Use this when you have no spare wall on either side. Measure the narrowest point of your opening.

Combination fix, looking down on the opening: reveal fix on the left, face fix on the right

A reveal fix on one side and a face fix on the other. Use this when you have clear wall space behind the opening on one side only.

Undersize fix, looking down on the opening: some of the guide track sits inside the opening

Use this when side room is limited. Some of the guide track sits inside your opening.

We call you to agree the best fitting before we make your door. Pick an option above if you already know which suits your opening.

Configure your box

Pick your motor side

You can choose to have the motor installed on the left or right hand side. Usually whichever is closer to your mains plug socket.

Stand inside your garage and look out at the door. Pick the side you want the motor on.

Motor Motor Left Right

Pick your colour

Colour not available?

We have more colours available. If you don't see the colour you want call us (0191 6917810) or add a note in the additional notes field on the final page. 

Pick your extras

All doors are electronically operated and come with a rocker switch. remote control and extras can be added below.

Enter your details

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Delivery and billing

What happens next

Once we have received your payment, one of our expert engineers will call you. We will review your measurements, confirm your delivery details, and answer any final questions. We do not cut any metal until we have spoken to you and confirmed everything is correct.

Box type commerical

We offer two different box types for our domestic doors:

Full box

  • The Look: Completely encloses the roll in a sleek aluminum housing.
  • The Benefit: Protects the motor and curtain from dust, grit, and nesting birds. It’s also a vital safety barrier if you use your garage for storage or as a workshop.
  • Verdict: Choose this for a "clean" professional finish and maximum longevity.

Half box

  • The Look: An L-shaped fascia that covers the front and top. The back of the roll remains visible from inside the garage.
  • The Benefit: Saves on cost while still providing a neat appearance from the driveway.
  • Verdict: Best if you are on a budget and don't mind seeing the mechanism from inside the garage.

How to measure for your door

We manufacture your door based on the "Daylight" size (the actual hole in the wall). Measurements must be taken viewing the opening from the inside looking out.

Step 1: The Width

Measure the width between the brickwork at the top, middle, and bottom. Use the narrowest measurement.

Step 2: The Height

Measure from the internal floor to the underside of the lintel. Ensure the floor is level.

Step 3: Right space

Measure space from opening to the first obstacle.

Step 4: Left space

Measure space from opening to the first obstacle.

Step 5: Headroom

Headroom from the start of the lintel and lowest part of the ceiling.

Installation options

Option A - Face fix

Fixing internally behind the opening.
Roller garage door face fixing

Option B - Reveal fix

Fixing between the opening.
Roller shutter door reveal fixing

Option C - Combination fix, face and reveal fixing

One side fixed between the opening and one side behind.
Garage roller shutter door combination fixing

Option D - Undersize fix 

Some of the guide track will be in the opening.
Garage roller door undersize fix

Clearance requirements

  • 77mm Slat: Needs 300mm above the lintel.
  • 55mm Slat: Needs 205mm above the lintel.
  • Sideroom: You need 90mm on each side for the guide rails for fixing behind the openings

Side profile

Please note that when the roller door is fully open, the bottom slat will always hang down by approximately 70mm from the top of the guide rails. 

Box type

We offer two different box types for our domestic doors:

Full box

  • The Look: Completely encloses the roll in a sleek aluminum housing.
  • The Benefit: Protects the motor and curtain from dust, grit, and nesting birds. It’s also a vital safety barrier if you use your garage for storage or as a workshop.
  • Verdict: Choose this for a "clean" professional finish and maximum longevity.

Half box

  • The Look: An L-shaped fascia that covers the front and top. The back of the roll remains visible from inside the garage.
  • The Benefit: Saves on cost while still providing a neat appearance from the driveway.
  • Verdict: Best if you are on a budget and don't mind seeing the mechanism from inside the garage.

How to measure for your door

We manufacture your door based on the "Daylight" size (the actual hole in the wall). Measurements must be taken viewing the opening from the inside looking out.

Step 1: The Width

Measure the width between the brickwork at the top, middle, and bottom. Use the narrowest measurement.

Step 2: The Height

Measure from the internal floor to the underside of the lintel. Ensure the floor is level.

Step 3: Right space

Measure space from opening to the first obstacle.

Step 4: Left space

Measure space from opening to the first obstacle.

Step 5: Headroom

Headroom from the start of the lintel and lowest part of the ceiling.

Installation options

Option A - Face fix

Fixing internally behind the opening.
Roller garage door face fixing

Option B - Reveal fix

Fixing between the opening.
Roller shutter door reveal fixing

Option C - Combination fix, face and reveal fixing

One side fixed between the opening and one side behind.
Garage roller shutter door combination fixing

Option D - Undersize fix 

Some of the guide track will be in the opening.
Garage roller door undersize fix

Clearance requirements

  • 77mm Slat: Needs 300mm above the lintel.
  • 55mm Slat: Needs 205mm above the lintel.
  • Sideroom: You need 90mm on each side for the guide rails for fixing behind the openings

Side profile

Please note that when the roller door is fully open, the bottom slat will always hang down by approximately 70mm from the top of the guide rails. 

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