Europe’s
leading door manufacturer, Hörmann UK, is transforming sectional garage doors
with the launch of its new aluminium frame sectional garage door (ART 42).
Building
on the durability, longevity and urban aesthetic of Hörmann UK’s industrial
product offering, the new garage door range offers outstanding service life,
security and thermal efficiency, combined with a contemporary visual style.
Featuring
an aluminium frame that can be personalised with a range of infill options,
professionals can capitalise on potential sales by offering customers the
opportunity to create a unique aesthetic, whilst also maximising the available
natural light. Customers can select from a range of 11 finishes, from synthetic
double pane grey tinted glazing, to perforated stainless steel.
The
aluminium frame can be coated in 15 different colours, or can be colour matched
to complement existing windows and entrance doors. This again enables
professionals to move away from the ‘one size fits all’ approach of traditional
garage doors, providing customers with the flexibility to create a unique
exterior to their property.
Also
available for side garage doors, the ART 42 features a streamlined design for
quick and easy installation that also supports comprehensive and
straightforward servicing. For enhanced thermal performance, the ART 42 is
available with a thermal break to improve insulation levels, whilst
subsequently minimising drafts.
David
O’Mara, Marketing Manager for Hörmann UK, said: “Throughout Hörmann’s
longstanding history, the design, supply and manufacture of garage doors has
remained at the very core of the business. It’s this continuous research and
development and commitment to providing the most innovative garage doors that
has led to the launch of our new ART 42 sectional range.
“We
wanted to provide installers with the ability to offer customers complete
design freedom, with the opportunity for the garage door to complement existing
entrance doors and windows through 11 different infill designs and 15 different
frame colours.”
