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STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS BUILDING ENVELOPE


Garador launches new GRP side hinged garage door


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Garador has announced the launch of a new GRP side hinged garage door designed specifi cally for the modern market. These new doors offer a perfect solution for homes reuiring all the advantages of a modern side hinged garage door with the added benefi ts of a lightweight, impact resistant and low maintenance material that looks stunning on any design. Easy entry side hinged garage doors are growing fast in popularity as garage spaces are increasingly being used for storage, as offi ces and gyms and for other purposes. arador’s new side hinged doors feature a glassfi bre reinforced construction. They won’t rot, rust or corrode and the special U stable fi nish protects against the elements, with only an occasional rinse to keep them looking pristine. These great looking doors come in a wide variety of sies, styles, fi nishes and colours. arador has distributors and fi tters available right across the U.


01935 443701 www.garador.co.uk


21/05/2025 11:52


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