Which garage door is right for your home?

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Design, colour, material may be the first things that come to mind when you're thinking about a new garage door for your home.

Do you go with a roller garage door, sectional garage door or perhaps a tilt or even custom garage door? While aesthetic absolutely is a key consideration, there are also a few other factors you'll need to take into account to ensure you make the right decision. So where do you begin? Here are the key factors to think about, to help you land o the right style door, for your needs:

Ceiling height and space

How much room is available inside of your garage? Some styles require ceiling space for the door to sit in when it is open. Also consider the room shape, irregular rooms could be a constraint on the style of door.

Driveway space

How much room is available out the front of your garage? Tilt doors require ample room in front to swing open, where as roller and sectional doors work well in spaces with limited clearance out front.

Aesthetic and design

The style of your home and your design taste plays heavily into your decision. Each door offers a different level of customisation in materials, colour and design — depending if you want a seamless match, or perhaps a feature door.

Security needs

Unlocked or vulnerable garage doors are a break-in and theft security risk. Consider the level of security and peace of mind you would like for your door, and if you need automatic locks, security beams, remote access from your smart phone or alarms.

Access and automation needs

Consider how you will give access to the people who need it, whenever they need it. There are simple automations that can make life easier, such as wireless keypads or remote smart-phone access that can be added, depending on your door.

If you need a little more insight, chat to us — we'll help you find the right style. Send us an enquiry or give us a call.

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