SeceuroGlide and SeceuroGlide Excel require a minimum of 300mm headroom for doors up to 2500mm in opening height and 350mm headroom for doors over 2500mm opening height
SeceuroGlide LT requires a minimum headroom of 300mm
SeceuroGlide Manual requires a minimum headroom of 300mm
SeceuroGlide Compact requires just 205mm headroom for doors with an opening height up to 2150mm
Guide Width
SeceuroGlide Original has a guide width of 75mm, guide widths are 90mm for doors over 4600mm
SeceuroGlide Excel has a guide width of 90mm on all sizes of door
SeceuroGlide LT has a guide width of 75mm, guide widths are 90mm for doors over 4600mm
SeceuroGlide Manual has a guide width of 75mm on all sizes of door
SeceuroGlide Compact has a guide width of 60mm on all sizes of door
Tension springs application – headroom required 115mm (100mm if manual).
Tension spring track application with tension spring assembly – doors up to 10’0″ wide.
Torsion springs application – headroom required 210mm.
Normal track application with torsion spring assembly – doors over 10’0″ wide (option for doors < 10’0″ wide).
Max. width 6000mm
Max. height 3000mm
Low headroom torsion springs application – headroom required 115mm (100mm if manual).
Low-headroom tracks with torsion spring assembly – option for doors over 10’0″ wide.
Max. width 6000mm
Max. height 3000mm
Frame Cover Profiles
Frame covering in the finish/colour of the door
Side frames are delivered in Woodgrain white as standard. With a frame covering that matches the door sections’ surface finish and colour or decor, you can also achieve a harmonious appearance for sectional doors with Sandgrain, Micrograin, Silkgrain or Decograin surface finishes. For Micrograin doors, the frame covering is delivered with a smooth Silkgrain surface finish.
Two different widths make it possible to cover the side frame for different fitting situations.
1) 55mm wide frame covering for fitting behind the opening, with little sideroom (< 90 mm)
2) 90mm wide frame covering for fitting in the opening, flush with the wall
Special Anchor Set
Required for fitting sectional doors in between the brickwork.
Standard fitting
The sectional door can be fitted behind the opening. The reveal guarantees stable fitting. This allows the frame to be screwed directly into the wall behind the opening. Ideally, the available garage has at least 100mm of clearance in the lintel area (at least 115mm for doors with operators) and a 90mm sideroom. Sectional doors come with all the necessary fitting materials for this situation.
Special anchor for frame side fixing
The sectional door frame can be fitted to the side wall of the garage with the optional, universal anchors. Irregularities in the wall can be easily compensated, leaving the reveal intact.
1) Fitting with up to 35mm wall spacing
2) Fitting with angled or irregular side wall
3) Fitting with non-load bearing facades (facing brick or thermal insulation) with at least 90mm and max. 125mm sideroom
SWS Powder Coated End Plates
End plates are provided as galvanised, choose this option to have the end plates powder coated in matching colour.
How To Measure For SWS SeceuroGlide Roller Doors
Headroom Requirements
SeceuroGlide and SeceuroGlide Excel require a minimum of 300mm headroom for doors up to 2500mm in opening height and 350mm headroom for door up to 3500mm opening height
SeceuroGlide Manual requires a minimum headroom of 300mm
SeceuroGlide Compact requires just 205mm headroom for doors with an opening height up to 2150mm
Guide Width
SeceuroGlide has a guide width of 75mm, guide widths are 90mm for doors 5200mm wide and over
SeceuroGlide Excel has a guide width of 90mm on all sizes of door
SeceuroGlide Manual has a guide width of 90mm on all sizes of door
SeceuroGlide Compact has a guide width of 60mm on all sizes of door
When measuring for a garage door, it is important to take several measurements inbetween the width and height of the garage opening utilising the smallest measurements when it comes to the ordering sizes. The ordering size for sectionals is the door size inbetween the frame legs and head section, the frame legs and headroom must be taken into account.
Sectional garage doors can be fitted behind (maximising the drive through width and height) or inbetween (maximising the depth of the garage) the garage opening. If fitting inbetween the opening, a special anchor set and frame cover profiles are required.
Things to consider when ordering your sectional garage door:
Application – behind or inbetween the garage opening
Headroom (100mm-210mm depending on track application and whether automated)
All doors come factory pre-framed ready for site installation, right hand door leaf leading as standard (viewed from the outside) with lever/lever handle set. Fixed leaf (LH side when viewed from outside) fitted with tower bolts at top and bottom of inner leading edge. The floor will need to be finished and level for the bottom tower bolts to engage.
Terminology
Nominal Door Size: This is the actual door panel size plus the fitting tolerances. The nominal door size should be used for internal dimensions of a timber frame.
Size Code: This has traditionally been used to order doors. This may not be the actual door size. Find out more>>
When measuring for a garage door, it is important to take several measurements inbetween the width and height of the garage opening utilising the smallest measurements when it comes to the ordering sizes. The ordering size for side hinged doors are the door size inbetween the frame legs and head section, the frame legs and head must be taken into account. Please see below specifications for the different types and diagrams to assist.
Side hinged garage doors can be fitted behind (maximising the drive through width and height) or inbetween (maximising the depth of the garage) the garage opening. If fitting behind the opening, door stays must be set to allow the doors to open no further than 90° and are recommended for windy locations. All side hinged doors open outwards.
All doors come factory pre-framed ready for site installation, right hand door leaf leading as standard (viewed from the outside) with high security Euro profile mortice lock. Fixed leaf (LH side when viewed from outside) fitted with shoot bolts at top and bottom. The floor will need to be finished and level for the bottom shoot bolts to engage. All side hinged doors are only available opening outwards, with the lock on the right when viewed from the outside. Left hand opening available as an option. Side hinged doors are bespoke and made to order.
Cardale side hinged doors offer the following features:
Centre overlap to help prevent forced entry and reduce draughts
Four pairs of dog bolt security hinges
High security Euro profile mortice lock
Twin shoot bolts top and bottom for added security
Stays to prevent the door opening further than 110 degrees
All side hinged doors are supplied complete with a 50mm frame
Woodrite side hinged doors can be fitted within or behind the garage reveal – see the image details. When fitting within the reveal a 3mm gap for timber frames on all three sides should be included in the size to allow for brickwork coursing tolerances. Door sizes represent the inside dimensions of the frame.
Terminology
Door Size: This is the actual door panel size plus the fitting tolerances. The door size should be used for internal dimensions of a timber frame.
Size Code: This has traditionally been used to order doors. This may not be the actual door size.
All doors come factory pre-framed ready for site installation, right hand door leaf leading as standard (viewed from the outside) with lever handle set. Fixed leaf (LH side when viewed from outside) fitted with shoot latch bolts at top and bottom of inner leading edge. The floor will need to be finished and level for the bottom bolts to engage.
Side-hinged doors are supplied with a pre-fitted steel frame that provides simple installation and a stable platform for door operation. Frame uprights are 60mm wide as standard and the head is 60mm high. Frames have an exterior powder coating available in white, brown, or black.
Terminology
Internal Frame Size: This is the actual door panel size plus the fitting tolerances. The internal frame size should be used for internal dimensions of a timber frame.
Ordering Size: This has traditionally been used to order doors. This may not be the actual door size.
Woodrite up and over doors can be fitted within or behind the garage reveal – see the image details.
Clearances & Dimensions
Doors should be fitted to a Woodrite steel frame or timber goalpost type frame. Doors can be fitted within or behind the garage reveal – see the details shown.
When fitting within the reveal a 3mm gap for timber frames and 5mm gap for steel frames on all three sides should be included in the size to allow for brickwork coursing tolerances.
Door sizes represent the inside dimensions of the frame. Up and over door sizes are approximately 19mm narrower and 25mm shorter to allow for operating clearances and tolerances.
A 19mm square weather bead should always be fitted to the under-side of the door frame lintel in front of the door to hide the top gap. This feature is integral on Woodrite steel up and over frames.
When measuring for a garage door, it is important to take several measurements inbetween the width and height of the garage opening utilising the smallest measurements when it comes to the ordering sizes. The ordering size for up and over doors are the door size inbetween the frame legs and head section, the frame legs and head must be taken into account. Please see specifications for the different types and diagrams to assist.
Terminology
Nominal Door Size: This is the actual door panel size plus the fitting tolerances. The nominal door size should be used for internal dimensions of a timber frame.
Size Code: This has traditionally been used to order doors. This may not be the actual door size. Find out more>>
