Garage Doors in Glasgow?

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Can I find secure garage doors Glasgow?

Of course! We supply and install secure garage doors in Glasgow.

At Beretta Security Doors we have a wide variety of domestic garage doors suitable for every property These include different methods of operating and can be designed bespoke to your requirements.

When deciding what garage door is most suitable for you and your property, it is important to establish the various types of garage doors we do and how they can add security and efficiency to your home whilst blending in aesthetically.

Your garage door is typically a large focal point when pulling up to your driveway, so it’s essential that it not only suits your needs practically, but complements your surroundings too.

Insulated Sectional Overhead Garage Doors in Glasgow

Our Insulated Sectional Overhead garage doors open vertically, whilst being suspended under the ceiling. The door is made to measure, and installed internally so maximises your outdoor space as the door won’t cause any external obstruction when operating. This is an ideal option for areas with limited opening headroom with a large internal ceiling space.

Not only do our sectional overhead garage doors offer a very high level of insulation, they also have a vast option of visual panel styles and windows to incorporate into your door and compliment the style of your surroundings.

Insulated Roller Garage Doors in Glasgow

At Beretta Security Doors, we have two options for the insulated roller garage doors; BD55 Roller Garage Door and BD77 Roller Garage Door. The BD55 is a more petite roller door, which will roll up into a smaller box, ideal for garages with limited headroom, whereas the BD77 has more insulation, resulting in a larger box, using more headspace.

Both of these doors are made to measure and can be fitted internally or externally, reducing use of internal headspace, using minimal indoor and outdoor space.

Side Hung Garage Doors in Glasgow

This manual garage door alternative is a great way of adding security and efficiency to your garage, without depending on headspace. The side hung garage door is easy to operate and opens horizontally with the option of integrating a wide variety of window or louvred panels. This is an ideal solution for garages with obstructions such as internal shelving, pipe work or gas meters, as it avoids any repositioning.

Our side hung garage doors are made bespoke to your measurements and can have different opening options, from 50/50 split, 1:3 opening ratio to 2:3 opening ratio.
The 1:3 opening ratio is a practical addition to any garage that is frequently used as an office, gym etc. The garage can be entered by opening only one section of the door, this will reduce heat loss and create an ultimately effortless way of utilising your garage.

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Beretta Roller Garage Door, Insulated Overhead Sectional Garage Door and Side-Hinged Garage Door Differences

Operation

Our Roller Garage Door and Insulated Sectional Overhead Garage Door open in a very similar way. They both open vertically and don’t take up any external space when being operated. When opened, the Roller Garage Door will roll up neatly into a box above the garage opening, whereas the Sectional Overhead Garage Door will slide along the rails and rest along the ceiling. The Sectional Overhead Garage Door will require more internal overhead space, but both doors will not require any external space.

Alternatively, the Side-Hinged Garage Door opens outwards onto the driveway. The bonus of having a Side-Hinged Garage Door means that you don’t have to compromise on any internal space and objects, such as a gas meter, will not have to be moved. However, it does mean that unlike the Roller Garage and Overhead Sectional Door, you do compromise on external space. You would be unable to park your vehicle too close to the garage door if you were planning to operate it. Side-Hinged Garage Doors are ideal for properties with long driveways and garages with limited headroom.

Aesthetics

All 3 door types come in a wide variety of colours and can be colour matched to your external windows and doors to complement your driveway. The Overhead Sectional Garage Door and Side-Hinged Garage door have a lot more options to customise and incorporate to create a door that suits you.

Both the Overhead Sectional Garage Door and Side-Hinged Garage door have the option to incorporate windows and louvred panels. The doors can be designed in certain periodic styles that suit your property, such as Georgian, Traditional or contemporary.

The Side-Hinged Garage Door can also be customised, from the doors being a 50/50 split or ⅓ to ⅔ split. This is popular with customers who use their garage as a home office or gym so allows you to pop in and out of your garage on foot by just simply opening the one door, instead of the complete door.

Ways to operate our Garage Doors

Our Roller Garage Door and Sectional Overhead Garage door are both operated electronically. They are both installed with control panels, courtesy lights, safety edges and 2x key fobs. The Side-Hinged Garage Door is operated manually and is installed with a door stay as standard. This will prevent the garage doors from swinging in the winds when the door is in use. All three doors involve very little maintenance.

Now we have established the differences between our garage doors, you may have an idea of what door best suits you. If you require any further information please check out our data information for each door or alternatively have a chat with our friendly team 01244 794 311.

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