A security steel doorset is a composite door that houses a steel or metal frame, door and panels with a combination of accessories. The most common security door sets are fire rated for protection against the spread of fire in the event of a blaze. Since they have been developed there has been little change to this product standard apart from an increase in the number of options available to customers. Security steel doorsets provide you with many benefits such as: Stronger than wooden doors by design so less likely to be kicked through Realistic looking from outside so, therefore, harder for burglars to target Can be cooled easily if too hot on the inside. Many are insulated for energy-efficient heating and cooling Easier to clean with no grooves or...
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The security of your electric garage door depends on the make and model of the door chosen, with some models reducing the security of the door over a manually operated one. An electrically operated door relies on the locking mechanism to being engaged to secure the door. Unfortunately, for some budget electrical doors, the locking mechanism can be disengaged easily. Electrical garage doors that offer physical, mechanical locking, even in a power failure, offer much greater security. You can add an electrical operating unit to your existing garage door, giving you the option to manually open the door or open it at the press of a button.  For this to happen, the garage door must be in perfect working order and fitted correctly. When purchasing any automated garage door, ensure...
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A sectional garage door is one that consists of multiple panels which are connected to each other via hinges on the bottom and top of every panel, sliding over another within a track. Sectional doors are popular for many households because they are very strong and durable, but also because they look great in many types of houses, especially modern ones with a simple design. ​A single panel garage door is, as you might have guessed, just one big panel. Most of these doors open by swinging or rolling upwards and if they do this on an overhead track instead of the floor, they are called sectionless (or liftmaster) garage doors. Although they can be very nice to look at and modern in design, a lot of homeowners choose sectional...
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Has your garage door spring been squeaking even after you have oiled it with a silicon lubricant? If so, that is a good sign that your garage door spring or springs may need replacing. There are two different types of garage door springs, torsion and extension. These springs are wound very tightly to ensure proper garage door movement. If a spring were to snap with someone close by, they have the potential for causing serious harm and injury. Because of this, it is very important that a garage door professional deals with any spring issues as they can do so safely. By calling a professional, they would make sure that they can fit the correct size of spring and ensure that the spring is at the correct tension. They will...
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Garador sectional garage doors are the best engineered on the market boasting excellent thermal insulation. The durable seals helps maintain a sound and insulated door. They have two types of garage doors. One is the Premium, and it has a thick double skin steel section that is evenly filled with CFC-free PU foam. It is good for garages and workshops where you want insulation. The other type is the Classic range, which has single skinned steel for a lower price. A sectional garage door is made up of separate sections rather than a single panel; they rise vertically with no loss of driveway space in front of the garage, and provide full opening drive through width, giving extra room for wider vehicles such as 4x4s and MPVs. Why are sectional...
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