Aluminum Grille Batten Fence style Sectional Overhead Garage Doors
Note :
The prices between Sectional Garage doors and Tilt-Up Garage Doors (one-piece panel) are totally different.
An Aluminum Grille Batten Fence Garage Door is a modern and aesthetically pleasing addition to any home.
This type of garage door features a distinctive design that combines the functionality of a traditional garage door with the elegance of an aluminum grille.
The aluminum grill is the primary visual element, providing a sleek and durable appearance. It's constructed using high-quality aluminum materials, which not only ensure the door's longevity but also contribute to its lightweight nature. The grill design can vary, offering a choice between a classic, straight-line pattern or a more intricate, decorative motif, depending on the preference of the homeowner.
The batten fence element is another key feature of this garage door, adding a rustic and secure touch. The battens are typically made of wood or aluminum and are integrated into the door's structure, creating a strong and visually appealing framework. This design choice not only enhances the door's appearance but also offers additional security, as the battens can be designed to be difficult to saw through.
The garage door's operation is typically smooth and quiet, thanks to the high-quality components and advanced door systems. It can be operated manually or with an automatic garage door opener, providing convenience and ease of use.
An Aluminum Grille Batten Fence Garage Door is a blend of style, security, and practicality, offering a modern and attractive solution for homeowners seeking a unique and durable garage door option.
1. Design and Aesthetics:
These garage doors feature a sleek, aluminum grille design that adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to the exterior of your home.
The grille pattern can vary, offering a unique look that complements a variety of architectural styles.
2. Material:
Made from high-quality aluminum, these doors are not only visually appealing but also durable and resistant to rust and corrosion.
This makes them suitable for various climates and weather conditions.
| Grill Batten Fence Panel Thickness : |
80mm |
| Aluminum Thickness : |
3.0mm |
3. Sectional Design:
The sectional design of these garage doors allows for easy operation and space efficiency.
They open vertically, reducing the space needed for the door to open fully, which can be particularly beneficial for homes with limited driveway space.
Although it is sectional combined, but when it closes fully, it looks like a whole wall of grille fence without any folding marks on it.
4. Security:
The sturdy construction and secure locking mechanisms of these doors provide a high level of security, protecting your vehicle and belongings from theft.
5. Insulation:
Some models of these garage doors come with insulation options, which can help to reduce energy costs by keeping your garage warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.
6. Customization:
Many manufacturers offer customization options, allowing you to choose the color, grille pattern, and additional features to suit your personal preferences and the style of your home.
7. Maintenance:
Aluminum grille fence type garage doors are relatively low-maintenance. The aluminum material does not require painting and is easy to clean, making them a practical choice for homeowners.
8. Energy Efficiency:
Due to their construction, these doors can contribute to the energy efficiency of your home, especially if they are insulated.
9. Warranty:
Reputable manufacturers typically provide a warranty on their garage doors, covering both materials and workmanship, giving you peace of mind in your investment.
Installation Instructions
Installing a sectional garage door is a task that requires careful attention to detail and the following of safety precautions.
Here is a general guide to help you with the installation process.
However, it's important to note that specific instructions can vary depending on the make and model of your garage door, so always refer to the manufacturer's manual for precise steps.
Tools and Materials You'll Need:
- Sectional garage door panels
- Garage door opener (if not already installed)
- Garage door tracks
- Garage door rollers
- Torsion spring system or extension springs
- Hardware (nuts, bolts, screws, brackets, etc.)
- A sturdy ladder
- Measuring tape
- Level
- Pencil
- Hammer
- Screwdriver
- Wrench
- Drill
- Safety glasses and gloves
Step-by-Step Installation Guide:
# Step 1: Prepare the Workspace
- Clear the garage and ensure there is enough space to work around the door opening.
# Step 2: Assemble the Door Panels
- Lay out all the panels on a flat surface and connect them according to the manufacturer's instructions. This usually involves sliding the panels together with interlocking joints.
# Step 3: Install the Door Tracks
- Measure and mark the positions for the tracks on the garage walls.
- Use a level to ensure the tracks are straight and parallel.
- Secure the tracks to the walls with brackets and screws.
# Step 4: Attach the Door to the Tracks
- Lift the door and carefully slide it onto the tracks. This may require two people.
- Ensure the door is properly seated and rolls smoothly on the tracks.
# Step 5: Install the Torsion Spring System or Extension Springs
- This is a critical step that requires safety precautions. If not done correctly, springs can cause serious injury.
- For torsion springs, mount them to the header bracket above the door opening and attach the winding cones to the shaft.
- For extension springs, install them horizontally on the tracks above the door, with one spring on each side.
# Step 6: Attach the Bottom Brackets
- Secure the bottom brackets to the bottom panel of the door. These brackets will connect the door to the opener's trolley system.
# Step 7: Install the Garage Door Opener
- If you're installing a new opener, follow the manufacturer's instructions for mounting it to the ceiling and connecting it to the door's trolley system.
- Test the opener to ensure it operates the door smoothly and safely.
# Step 8: Adjust the Door Balance
- Disconnect the opener and manually lift the door to check its balance. The door should be balanced so that it doesn't feel too heavy or too light when lifting.
- Adjust the springs if necessary to achieve balance.
# Step 9: Install Safety Features
- Install safety sensors at the bottom of the tracks to prevent the door from closing on objects or people.
# Step 10: Test the Door Operation
- Reconnect the opener and test the door several times to ensure it opens and closes smoothly.
- Test the automatic reverse feature by placing a wooden block under the door as it closes. The door should reverse when it meets resistance.
# Step 11: Final Adjustments and Cleanup
- Make any final adjustments to the door and opener settings.
- Clean up the workspace and dispose of any packaging materials.
Safety Precautions:
- Always wear safety glasses and gloves when working with garage doors.
- Do not attempt to adjust or install springs without proper training or experience.
- If you are unsure about any step, consult a professional.
Remember, this is a general guide and may not cover all the specifics of your particular garage door model. Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions for the most accurate information. If you're not comfortable with the installation process, it's best to hire a professional to ensure the job is done safely and correctly.
In Alliance Times, the Modern & Vogue Aluminum Grille Fence type Sectional Overhead Garage Doors are a combination of form and function, offering a stylish upgrade to your home's curb appeal while providing the practical benefits of a durable, secure, and potentially energy-efficient garage door system.
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FAQ for Sectional Garage Doors
How do I operate my garage door manually in the event of a power failure?
• To disengage - Pull manual release lever (red handle) downwards.
• To engage - Push manual release lever up.
My garage door handset is not working or has poor range
• Change battery.
• Recode handset (refer below).
• Check for obstruction or interference to frequency.
• If Stanley handset, check to ensure that dill switches match up with receiver.
• Check that the unit is engaged on automatic operation.
• Ensure that power is turned on.
Garage door operate fails to fully open or reverses before closing
• Check manual operation for correct balance, not binding. Adjust if necessary.
• Spray silicone lubricant into tracks. Do not grease.
• Check/adjust safety sensitivity setting.
• Check limits.
How do I maintain my garage door?
• Grease springs.
• Clean guides with warm soapy water.
• Wash garage door.
My garage door motor appears to be running slow
• Clean guides with warm soapy water otherwise call serviceman.
Why is my garage door closing heavily?
• Check bottom limit switch setting.
• Adjust if necessary.
• Call service technician.
My garage door is heavy to lift
• Spring tension may require adjustment.
• Call service technician.
When does my garage door need servicing?
• A garage door is a moving mechanical product and just like a car requires to be serviced regularly.
• Every 12 month or sooner to prolong the life of the door. Failure to service may result in warranty being voided.
Why should I service my garage door?
• All doors have moving parts and need to be serviced, for optimal performance.
• We recommended that your door be serviced at least every 12 months.
My garage door motor turns but the garage door does not move
• Check that the motor is properly engaged to automatic mode and that the locking bars are not engaged.
My garage door does not work but the chain goes around.
• Re-engage garage door on to carrier.
My sectional garage door does not close all the way.
• Lubricate spring with white lithium grease available from most hardware stores.
My sectional garage door is noisy.
• Clean out all tracks with warm soapy water and check springs are not rusty.
• If springs appear rusty lubricate the springs.
• Refer to home owner's garage door manual which will advise you what you can do and what you shouldn't do.
• If you don't want to do it by yourself, call service technician.
When does my garage door need servicing?
• Every 12 month or sooner to prolong the life of the garage door.
Failure to service may result in warranty being voided.
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