Sectional garage doors: strong, warm and secure

If you want the best all-rounder, this is it. The sectional door is by far the sturdiest domestic garage door I fit, with 45mm of insulation and automation that give you real confidence in its security and durability.

It comes with automation and remote handsets as standard, but it is also available as a manual door. There is a large range of colours and finishes to choose from, so it can be matched to almost any home.

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How it opens

The door is made of insulated horizontal panels that lift straight up and slide back along tracks under the garage ceiling. It opens vertically, so you can park right up to it.

A great choice for

Integral garages attached to the house, where warmth matters
Garages used as workshops, gyms or extra storage
Anyone wanting the strongest, best insulated domestic door

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Colours and finishes

From smooth anthracite to woodgrain effects, there is a finish to suit every home.

Opens straight up

Nothing swings out, so you keep the full length of your driveway.

Automated as standard

Supplied with a motor and remote handsets. A manual version is available if you prefer.

45mm insulation

Thick insulated panels help keep the garage warmer and cut down on noise.

Why you will like it

Sectional Doors at a glance

Black brown flush sectional door on a white house

Styles and colours

Find a sectional door you love

A taste of the Novoferm range I supply and fit. There are loads more styles and colours, so give me a ring and I will talk you through the options.

Two anthracite sectional doors under an oak framed garage

Recent installs

Sectional Doors fitted by Steve

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Questions

Sectional Doors: common questions

What is the difference between a sectional and a roller door?

Both open vertically. A sectional door is made of thicker insulated panels that slide back under the ceiling, while a roller door rolls up into a box above the opening. Sectional doors are the sturdiest and best insulated, roller doors keep the ceiling clear.

Do I need a lot of headroom?

Sectional doors need some space above the opening and along the ceiling for the tracks. I check this on the free visit and will tell you straight away if another door would suit better.