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Case Study – Cumbernauld

THE BRIEF:

To replace two old manual up and over doors with a more modern automated style.

Before

After

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Step 1

A no obligation, free site survey was arranged to measure up the doors and discuss what style of door the client was looking for and the requirements for the garage and the doors. A decision was made to go for two Hormann Automatic LPU 42mm Insulated M-Ribbed Sandgrain Sectional Doors in White. A formal quote was then raised confirming in detail the product and work that would be carried out, along with our terms and conditions and an approximate lead time for installation from the time of ordering. Once the quote was accepted, the order was placed with the manufacturer and a date for receiving the doors was given, allowing us to work with the client in arranging an installation date that suited the client’s availability.
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Step 2

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Step 2

On installation day two teams of two men removed the existing doors and tracks, the timber frames were left in place and covered with white PVC. The opening was then prepared for the new doors, with new track fixings being installed to allow the doors to run. A further check of the existing floor levels was done to ensure that the new doors would be in alignment.

Once this was completed the new modern Hormann Automatic LPU 42mm Insulated Sectional doors were fitted along with the Hormann Promatic Remote Control Systems, PVC was also applied to the surrounds in white to match the garage doors and our client now has two fully automated stylish doors with refreshed timber frames.

Results

The install took just one day to complete and all the components were thoroughly tested, which included ensuring that the auto-reverse function was working and a demonstration was given to the clients along with a run through on how to use the automated system how to manually operate the doors in the event of a power failure. Once we were satisfied that the clients were happy the installation team cleared everything away and took the old doors and framework back to our premises so that they could be collected and disposed of by a recognised Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) disposal company.