Ashton Ply &
Cedar Batten Sectional Garage Doors are effectively
a blank canvas. Firstly, choose the type of plywood
required. This may match existing ply used on
the house, or make the garage door a visual feature
of the home.
Any number of cedar batten profiles
and positions can then be used to create a truly
unique garage door that will increase the street
appeal of the home. It is common for the battens
to be used to cover the ply and/or panel joins,
however, Ashton’s door construction method
allows the joins to be left visible should the
design require it.
The plywood cladding is attached
to a 25x25mm galvanised box section welded steel
frame. The battens are glued and then screwed
to the ply from the back of the door.
A sectional garage door is produced by hinging
a number of rigid panels together. These panels
move vertically in the opening, then horizontally
along the ceiling guided by tracks and counterbalanced
with springs.
Ashton Garage Doors recommends that all sectional
doors be installed with a proven reliable automatic
garage door opener. See your local authorised
reseller.
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