BUILDING FABRIC 27 Control your garage door with your smartphone


Garador has just launched its Series 4 GaraMatic garage door operators. There are three models to choose from: GaraMatic 9, GaraMatic 10 and GaraMatic 20. The new Series 4 operators retain important safety and security features, such as automatically revers- ing when the door meets an obstruction, and


locking via a mechanical latch in the boom to prevent forced entry. The GaraMatic 10 and GaraMatic 20 include an integrated Bluetooth receiver and HCP-bus connection, a new feature which enables the user to control the operator using the Garador app on their smartphone or connect to external smart home systems such as Amazon Alexa or Google Home Hub.


01935 443794 www.garador.co.uk Senior’s fenestration systems make a stand


Complementary and high-performance aluminium fenestration solutions from Senior Architectural Systems have helped create harmony at The Strand Hub, a new award-winning mixed-used scheme in Rochdale. The glazing package includes Senior’s SF52 aluminium curtain wall system and


SPW501 aluminium commercial doors, which were fabricated and installed by supply-chain partner Aire Valley Architectural Aluminium. Ideally suited to high-traffic applications, Senior’s robust SPW501 aluminium commercial doors provide safe and secure access to the retail and community build- ings, with the slim sightlines afforded by Senior’s popular SF52 aluminium curtain wall system helping to maximise the use of daylighting.


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Modern Garage Doors, For Modern Homes


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