Garage doors
Made to your opening, not to a catalogue
Sectional, roller and side-hinged. Every door is built for one specific opening, in the chosen embossing and colour - and an authorised partner measures the opening before anything goes into production.
- models to choose from
- 5
- panel thickness
- 40-60 mm
- painted colours
- 200+
models to choose from
panel thickness
painted colours
Models
Start with how the door opens
The way a door opens usually follows from the building, not from taste. Below, briefly, when each model makes sense.
Sectional
STANDARD 40
The default choice for a detached house. A 40 mm panel and the full palette of finishes.
When: A detached garage, or one attached to the house, without heating.
- Opening
- under the ceiling
- Panel thickness
- 40 mm
- Embossings
- 4 patterns
- Textures
- 5 types
- Colours
- 15 finishes
Sectional
MULTI 40
The same panel as STANDARD 40, fitted to an opening that does not follow the standard.
When: A garage with no reveals or reveals of differing width, a low lintel, little room under the ceiling.
- Opening
- under the ceiling
- Panel thickness
- 40 mm
- Installation type
- in the opening
- Embossings
- 4 patterns
- Textures
- 5 types
- Colours
- 15 finishes
Sectional
TERMO 60
A panel half again as thick as standard. For heated garages and those joined to the house.
When: A garage inside the body of the house, a heated space, an energy-efficient building.
- Opening
- under the ceiling
- Panel thickness
- 60 mm
- Embossings
- flat, smooth
- Textures
- 1 type
- Colours
- 16 finishes
Roller
STANDARD 77
Winds onto a shaft above the opening. The answer where there is no room under the ceiling.
When: A low lintel, an underground garage, a tight driveway.
- Opening
- onto a shaft above the opening
- Curtain profile
- 3 types
- Colours
- 18 finishes
Side-hinged
PRESTO
Classic leaves opening outwards. They take no space inside the garage.
When: Traditional buildings, garages with shelving right above the opening.
- Opening
- outwards
- Embossings
- 4 patterns
- Textures
- 5 types
- Colours
- 15 finishes
Side-hinged
UNICO
A side-hinged version with a different leaf split than PRESTO.
When: Openings of unusual width, where an even split does not work.
- Opening
- outwards
- Embossings
- 4 patterns
- Textures
- 5 types
- Colours
- 15 finishes
Finish
See what your door is made of
Pick a model and you will see its full palette: panel embossings, surface textures, colours and decorative appliqués. These are real options from the current range, not examples.
Embossings
Board
An indicative sample. The shade on screen can differ from the real one - we will show the sample book before you order.
Safety
Four things that must come as standard
Anti-drop device
If a spring breaks, the catch holds the leaf where it is instead of letting it fall.
Finger-trap protection
The panel profile is shaped so that no gap opens up to catch fingers as the door closes.
Obstacle detection
The drive stops the door and reverses it when it meets resistance. Standard on automated versions.
CE marking
The constructions meet the European standards required for doors with and without a drive.
Model comparison
A dash marks a parameter that does not apply to that construction - not missing data.
| Parameter | SectionalSTANDARD 40 | SectionalMULTI 40 | SectionalTERMO 60 | RollerSTANDARD 77 | Side-hingedPRESTO | Side-hingedUNICO |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opening | under the ceiling | under the ceiling | under the ceiling | onto a shaft above the opening | outwards | outwards |
| Panel thickness | 40 mm | 40 mm | 60 mm | — | — | — |
| Embossings | 4 patterns | 4 patterns | flat, smooth | — | 4 patterns | 4 patterns |
| Textures | 5 types | 5 types | 1 type | — | 5 types | 5 types |
| Colours | 15 finishes | 15 finishes | 16 finishes | 18 finishes | 15 finishes | 15 finishes |
| Installation type | — | in the opening | — | — | — | — |
| Curtain profile | — | — | — | 3 types | — | — |
| Details | Details | Details | Details | Details | Details |
Questions
Before you ask for a quote
The questions we hear most often about this category. If yours is not here, call us - we usually reply the same working day.
Sectional or roller?
A sectional door lifts under the ceiling and needs room above the opening and along the ceiling. A roller door winds onto a shaft above the opening, so it suits a low lintel and garages where services run under the ceiling.
A 40 or 60 mm panel?
40 mm is enough for an unheated garage, detached or attached to the house. 60 mm makes sense when the garage is heated or sits inside the body of the house - then the door separates inside from outside and the panel thickness really counts.
Do I have to order a drive with the door?
You do not have to, but it is worth it. A drive is matched to the weight of the leaf and the number of daily openings. Ordered with the door, it fits that specific construction rather than a catalogue average.
Why are there no prices on the site?
Every order is made in a specific size and finish, and on top of that come site conditions that differ with every opening. A price list for a product like this would be fiction, so an advisor prepares the quote once the details are settled.
Who takes the measurements?
An authorised partner near you - they come to the site before production starts. That stage decides whether the installation goes without alterations, so we do not rely on dimensions given over the phone.
Who installs the door?
Installation is done by our authorised partners. We will gladly refer you to a partner near you, who will come to the site, take the measurements and then install the door. You will find the nearest points on the “Where to buy” page.
How long does it take?
We confirm the date when quoting, because it depends on the model, the finish and how full the production schedule is. For unusual sizes we agree it individually - we would rather give a realistic date than a prettier one.
Will I see the colours before ordering?
Yes. The samples on the site are indicative, and a shade on screen can differ from the real one. We show the sample book before you order.
Visualisations
How it looks in a building
A garage door is the heaviest moving part of a house, and the only one that runs several times a day for the next fifteen years.
In practice the choice comes down to three constructions. A sectional door lifts under the ceiling and rolls onto tracks - it needs room above the opening and clear space under the roof, but it opens without taking up the driveway. A roller door winds the curtain onto a shaft above the lintel, so it works where services run under the ceiling or the lintel is low. A side-hinged door swings outwards, takes nothing from the ceiling, but needs room in front of the garage and does not suit narrow driveways.
The second decision is the panel. Forty millimetres is enough in an unheated garage, detached or joined to the house by a utility wall. Sixty millimetres makes sense when the garage is heated or built into the body of the house and the door becomes part of the external envelope - then panel thickness translates directly into heat loss. With a garage under a bedroom it is also worth considering the drive transmission, because a belt runs quieter than a chain.
The finish is the last step, though usually the first one a customer thinks about. There are embossings, surface textures and colours, and on some models decorative appliqués as well. You can browse every option here, but a colour on screen can mislead - we show the sample book before you order.
What to consider when choosing
- Room above the lintel
- It decides whether a sectional door fits at all. With a low lintel you are left with a roller or a side-hinged version.
- Is the garage heated
- This settles the panel thickness. In a heated garage a thinner panel gives away heat you will not notice straight away.
- What is under the ceiling
- Sectional tracks need clear space. Services and a lowered ceiling narrow the choice of construction.
- Room in front of the garage
- A side-hinged door swings outwards, so it needs a clear driveway and will not work next to a kerb.
Give us the opening size, we will work out the rest together
The configurator takes a few minutes and commits you to nothing. An advisor prepares the quote once the dimensions have been checked.