Insulated garage doors
Use the garage for more than parking? An insulated door can help reduce heat and noise transfer, with a choice of styles to suit your home.
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Insulation may be worth considering if the garage is used as a workshop or gym, or sits beside rooms in the house. We’ll talk about what you want to improve before recommending a door.
The insulated range includes Fineline, Stanford, Ribline and Flatline. Compare the horizontal and raised-panel designs, then choose from the finishes available for that door.
Insulated panels help slow heat transfer through the door. The walls, roof, gaps and ventilation still affect the garage, so a new door alone won’t make it the same temperature as the house. We’ll also check that the tracks, springs and motor suit the panel weight.
Common questions
No. It can reduce heat transfer through the door, but the rest of the garage still matters.
It can reduce noise transfer and sound less hollow. The motor, hardware and surrounding building also affect noise.
Often. We’ll check the opening and equipment before confirming.
Use the gallery and visualiser to narrow down your choices, then check a current physical sample before ordering.
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Tell us how you use your garage. We’ll help you decide whether an insulated door makes sense.
