01 / WOODWooden garage doors ↗
A warm, timeless entrance with natural grain, traditional detailing and a variety of panel profiles.
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GARAGE DOORS / HOUSE OF DOORS & GATES
Explore wooden, steel sectional and roll-up garage doors in Gauteng. From single and double doors to repairs, servicing and automation, find clear guidance for your entrance.
THE GARAGE DOOR RANGE
A useful starting point for both new installations and existing doors. Explore the materials, opening styles and care needs before deciding what is right for your property.
01 / WOODA warm, timeless entrance with natural grain, traditional detailing and a variety of panel profiles.
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02 / SECTIONAL STEELA smart architectural finish with horizontal or block-style profiles and practical colour options.
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03 / ROLL-UPA simple, space-conscious option for many single garage openings, with manual and motorised possibilities.
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Wooden garage doors bring texture and character to a property. Depending on the design and supplier, profiles may include traditional raised-panel, block-style or horizontal slatted patterns.
Meranti is a commonly used timber option. Like any exterior woodwork, a wooden garage door needs suitable protective finishes and regular checks for weather exposure, movement and wear.
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Steel sectional garage doors combine a tidy appearance with reliable movement when correctly specified and installed. Depending on the range, coated steel finishes can include Chromadek-style colour-coated steel or Aluzinc-coated options.
Profiles may feature broad horizontal lines or block panels. Colour selection, panel thickness, finishes and insulation vary with the manufacturer, so we can help discuss an appropriate specification for your opening.
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Roll-up garage doors use a flexible curtain that rolls into a coil above the opening. They can be a practical choice for many single garages where a straightforward solution is preferred.
A commonly supplied reference size is around 2,500 mm wide × 2,150 mm high, but the actual opening and available headroom need to be checked. Colours and timber-look finishes depend on the available product range.
FOR THE DOOR YOU ALREADY HAVE
A door that has become noisy, heavy or unreliable may need adjustment, servicing or replacement parts rather than a completely new installation. The right recommendation depends on its condition.
Explore repair & installation servicesSticking or uneven doors, damaged panels, rollers, tracks, cables and springs. A technician can assess the cause before the correct repair is agreed.
Discuss a repairRegular inspection of moving parts, door balance, hardware and weather seals helps you identify wear early. Leave tensioned springs and cables to trained technicians.
Understand the partsMotor repairs and automation for suitable door systems. A struggling door should be checked mechanically before fitting or replacing an opener.
Explore garage door motorsMATERIALS & OPENING STYLES
A garage-door material and the way it opens are different decisions. Compare common designs, their appearance and what to check before choosing.
| DOOR STYLE | LOOK & FEEL | KEY CONSIDERATIONS |
|---|---|---|
| Wooden sectional | Natural texture, traditional or contemporary profiles | Protective finish and ongoing timber maintenance |
| Steel sectional | Clean lines, block profiles and painted finishes | Panel specification, coating, corrosion exposure and fit |
| Tip-up (timber or steel) | A single, solid panel that tilts up and back | Outward swing during opening, driveway space, springs and mounting clearance |
| Steel roll-up | Simple, compact and practical | Headroom, curtain type, operation and guide condition |
Sectional doors use hinged panels that travel overhead. Tip-up doors move as one panel and swing outward as they open; roll-up doors coil above the opening. Available designs, clearances and materials must be confirmed for your property.
MEASURE FOR THE RIGHT FIT
Start with the opening, not only the size of the old door. Correct measurements include clear opening width and height, available side room, headroom and the intended opening mechanism.
The measurements shown are examples from commonly quoted ranges, not universal manufacturing standards. Width, height and mounting space vary by door type and supplier; the opening should be measured before ordering. Made-to-measure doors may require extra lead time.
Ask about your measurements ↗BEYOND THE DOOR PANELS
Good operation depends on more than appearance. Hardware, seals and automation should suit the type and condition of the door.

Springs help counterbalance the door; cables support controlled movement. Loose, broken or frayed components require professional attention.

Worn rollers and damaged tracks can affect movement. Bottom weather seals help reduce dust, drafts and rain ingress but do not guarantee a completely airtight garage.

Motor selection depends on the door type, balance, weight, usage and safety features. An opener is not a substitute for repairing a faulty door.
HOW TO GET STARTED
Whether you need a replacement door, a repair or a new motor, a few useful details help us understand the job.
Share your suburb, the type of garage door, and whether the enquiry concerns a repair, new door, servicing or automation. Photos are useful.
We can discuss your preferred material or the symptoms of your existing door, along with dimensions, access and motor requirements where relevant.
Where needed, the door or site can be assessed before parts, specifications, quotation or installation arrangements are confirmed.
GOOD QUESTIONS, CLEAR ANSWERS
Helpful information about garage door styles, sizes, motor compatibility, servicing and repairs.
Wood provides a traditional natural finish but needs ongoing care. Coated steel sectional doors are a practical choice where a lower-maintenance painted finish is preferred. The right choice depends on your opening, style, budget and maintenance preferences.
A sectional door has hinged panels that move overhead along tracks. A tip-up door is one rigid panel that pivots up and outward before resting overhead. A roll-up door uses a curtain that coils above the opening. The best option depends on headroom, driveway clearance, opening size and suitable motor hardware.
Often, yes. Springs, cables, rollers, tracks, hinges and some panels may be repairable or replaceable. The door should first be assessed for damage, compatibility and safe operation; severe structural damage can make replacement more appropriate.
Common reference sizes are approximately 2,500 × 2,170 mm for a single sectional door and 5,000 × 2,170 mm for a double sectional door. Actual sizes vary by manufacturer and opening; measure on site before ordering.
Many existing doors can be automated if they are in suitable working condition and a compatible motor is available. A technician should first assess the door type, balance, hardware and available clearance.
Sometimes. Panel replacement depends on the manufacturer, profile, finish, compatible parts and condition of the rest of the door. Photos can help with an initial enquiry, but inspection may be needed.
Yes. Springs, cables, hinges, rollers, tracks and seals should be periodically checked according to the door manufacturer’s guidance. Do not adjust high-tension springs or cables yourself.
Custom-size options may be available depending on the door type and supplier. They normally require measuring and can take longer than standard-size doors.
GARAGE DOORS / REPAIRS / INSTALLATIONS
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