Garador Horizontal Cedar (7 Colour Options) Side hinged garage door Timber Garador

The Garador range of timber side hinged doors come as standard with equal sized leaves, with the right hand leaf leading as standard (viewed from outside). Left hand leaf leading is optional.

The steel fixing sub frame is factory finished in a dark brown powdercoat finish.

Please Note: The minimum order size is 2235mm (overall frame size).

Please have your BRICK TO BRICK measurements to hand when clicking through to checkout. These can be added to the comments box once the order is placed.

All doors are factory pre framed for the easiest installation with the right hand door leaf as viewed from outside as the lead opening door. All hinges, locks and handles are prefitted.

Please Note: The doors are shown as 50/50 door leaves configuration.
Up to 2234mm overall frame width these doors are also available as 1/3 2/3 door configuration on Vertical Cedar and Horizontal Cedar doors.
Please be aware panel configuration may be different from those shown above (1/3 2/3 is a term used to describe these doors but please note the 1/3 leaf is always 800mm wide with the 2/3 element varying to make the desired overall width). 1/3 leaf is always leading.

As standard the doors come with a lever/lever handle set. Lever handles are black nylon as standard but also available in either Chrome effect or White all at an extra cost. A knob Handle is also available for added security.

Available in six factory finished timber stains: Light Oak, Antique Oak Walnut, Chestnut, Ebony or Mahogany.

Finish – Timber Doors
Timber doors are supplied poly-wrapped, and the timber panels coated with a neutralising base-stain. Doors must be stored upright, under cover, with wrapping intact, until wrapping is removed. As soon as the door is unwrapped, one coat of a good quality basecoat primer must be applied to both sides of the door. Immediately after installation, your timber doors require a further two coats of a good quality exterior wood finish on both sides. Initial application and periodic treatment should be carried out strictly in accordance with the woodstain manufacturer’s instructions. Failure to follow these instructions will result in early deterioration of the timber panel.
 

Warranty Period

The purchaser is granted a warranty covering the safe and reliable function of the Garador garage door for a period of 10 years from the date of purchase.The warranty period for replacement
parts is 6 months or to the end of the current warranty period, whichever is longer.

In the case of foil-coated timber-effect doors, a warranty of 5 years is granted, for timber and GRP doors a warranty of 2 years is granted on the door panels alone under the terms and conditions specified herein.The door mechanism and steel frame (if applicable) is covered by the 10 year warranty period.

Requirements

Warranty claims are only applicable in the country where the garage door was purchased. The product must have been purchased through our authorised distribution channels.
The warranty only covers damage to the contract object. The fully completed warranty card together with the receipt of purchase
correspondingly dated substantiates your right to claim under the warranty. Garador products are manufactured to the highest quality standards and leave our factory only after rigorous quality testing. However, if you should have grounds for complaint, this section tells you what our door warranty offers and how to go about making your claim.

Performance

During the warranty period we undertake to rectify any and all defects to the Garador product which can be proved to be attributed to a material or manufacturing fault. We pledge at our discretion either to exchange the defective merchandise for faultless merchandise, repair it or allow a reduction in price. We do not accept costs for dismantling and installation nor for carriage.
Replaced parts become our property.

The warranty does not cover damage caused through:
• normal wear and tear
• improper installation
• negligent care and maintenance
• improper initial and subsequent operation
• negligent or wanton destruction
• external influences such as fire, water, salts, alkaline solutions, acids, abnormal environmental influences
• mechanical damage through improper transport and fitting
• priming and other surface protection treatments
• incorrect or too late applied surface protection treatments
• repair by non-qualified persons
• using non-Garador parts without the approval of the manufacturer
• removal of the product number or making it unidentifiable