hidden to ensure that nothing detracts from the seamless appearance. Side-sliding sectional doors are also available if headroom is limited, recessed into tracks along the wall, offering a useful alternative to the traditional sectional style. If aesthetics are the priority, homeowners can also consider a complementary entrance door. Of course, security is also something that
rooms where windows and lighting have become a top priority. For families, garages can also provide essential additional living space where insulation is key. If the garage opening is an unusual shape,
such as an arch, sectional doors are the option to choose. They’re fitted behind the opening and add a stylish finish to a garage’s facade. They also offer excellent insulation, as the better designs come with seals around all four sides of the door. Scratch-resistant glazing has become a key
feature, creating a truly striking overall look with mirroring and transparency. Door frames can be
shouldn’t be overlooked. All good quality doors will offer multi-point locking, but for added peace of mind, choose a design with police- approved Secured by Design accreditation. These doors have been put through their paces by experts to prove that they can withstand com- mon methods of forced entry. With a huge selection of doors on the market,
it’s important to be able to differentiate between the options. A high-quality product, carefully selected will not only add to a property’s appeal and overall value but also stand the test of time.
David O’Mara is the UK marketing manager at Hörmann
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We specialise in a wide range of projects including:
• Self Builds • New Builds • Renovation Projects
• Barn Conversions • Extensions • Basement Conversions
Visit:
www.selfbuildfloors.co.uk Email:
info@selfbuildfloors.co.uk Phone: 0114 231 5937
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