Sectional hinged garage doors

Construction of a hinged sectional door

Double-leaf swing doors are designed for use in utility rooms, residential buildings and detached garages. They are particularly suitable for use in renovated buildings which do not have side reveals or a lintel. They make it possible to maintain an aesthetically pleasing appearance and appropriate thermal insulation.

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Door panels

2

Threshold

3

Upper bolt

4

Lower bolt

5

Slatted hinges

6

Peripheral seals

7

Brush seal

8

Profile door closer/opening restrictor

9

Safety foot

10

Handle and lock with tumbler insert

Robust construction

The construction of the sectional swing gate is based on robust aluminium profiles. The aluminium frame is reinforced with a 40×40 mm galvanised steel profile. The door has a small threshold of 10 mm. The gate armouring is made of solid gate panels 40 mm thick, filled with polyurethane foam. There is a rubber seal around the perimeter and a sealing brush at the bottom. The gate has a symmetrical division of the wings, always opening outwards from the room. The right-hand active leaf is fitted with a lock with insert and handle and a bolt at the bottom and top of the leaf.

Bottom and top lock

Handle with key

Aluminium door threshold

Sealing brush

Safety foot

Profile door closer

Distinguishing features of sectional swing doors

Thermal insulation

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Comfort

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Flexibility

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Design

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Embossing patterns

Sectional doors are available in several embossing patterns. The offered variants allow to emphasise the interesting stylistics of the product and suit tastes of those who appreciate modern solutions.

1. without embossing
2. single rib
3 Narrow rib