What is the difference between a roll up door and a roller shutter?

They work the same way. The slats roll up into a barrel above the opening. Roll up usually describes the domestic garage version and roller shutter the commercial or industrial version, which uses heavier slats and stronger guides.

How much is a roller garage door fitted?

Manual roller doors start at £789* fitted, including free removal and disposal of the existing door. Insulated and electric versions cost more and are quoted after a free survey.

Are insulated roller doors worth it?

If the garage is heated, converted or used as a workshop, yes. Foam filled slats are warmer, quieter and stiffer than single skin. For a cold store of bikes and bins, single skin is honest value.

Roller and roll up garage doors — coverage across NI

Roller doors, also called roll up doors, curl into a barrel above the opening so nothing swings out and you keep the full drive through width. Supplied and fitted supply, install and repair from a Dromore-based team. From £789* with free old-door removal. Lead time 7-14 working days.

White compact roller garage door fitted to a brick opening

Towns we cover for roller garage doors

We work across Northern Ireland. These towns have their own local page.

Roll up doors: how they differ, and why people choose one

A roll up door and a roller shutter work the same way. The slats curl into a barrel above the opening, so nothing swings out and you keep the full drive through width. Roll up usually describes the domestic garage version, roller shutter the commercial or industrial one with heavier slats and stronger guides.

No outward swing, so you can park right up to the door
Full opening width and height retained
Insulated foam filled slat or single skin slat
Manual or electric, with a manual release on every motor
Wide colour range including anthracite, white, brown and wood effect
Typical lead time 7 to 14 working days

Every roller and roll up variant we supply

Insulated roller garage door

Foam filled aluminium slat. Warmer, quieter and stiffer in the wind. What we fit on most homes where the garage is used for more than storage.

Non insulated roller door

Single skin slat. The lowest cost way into a roller door, and the sensible choice for an unheated garage that only holds bins, bikes and tools.

Manual roller door

Spring assisted, lifted by hand. From £789* fitted with free removal of the old door. No power needed at the opening.

Electric roller door

Tubular motor in the barrel, two handsets and a manual release for power cuts. Battery backup available as an option.

Domestic garage roll up door

Compact barrel that fits inside most existing openings, keeping full drive through width and height. Ideal for short driveways.

Commercial and industrial roller shutter

Heavier galvanised steel slats, stronger guides and higher duty cycle gear for retail frontages, workshops and loading bays.

Domestic, commercial and industrial

A domestic roll up door and a warehouse shutter share a principle and almost nothing else. Slat gauge, guide section, motor duty rating and safety devices all step up as the opening and the cycle count grow.

We quote all three from the same team, so a landlord with a house and a unit is dealing with one company. Every door we install is covered by our 24/7 call out.

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High speed roll up door inside a logistics depot

Roll up door questions

What is the difference between a roll up door and a roller shutter?: They work the same way. The slats roll up into a barrel above the opening. Roll up usually describes the domestic garage version and roller shutter the commercial or industrial version, which uses heavier slats and stronger guides.
How much is a roller garage door fitted?: Manual roller doors start at £789* fitted, including free removal and disposal of the existing door. Insulated and electric versions cost more and are quoted after a free survey.
Are insulated roller doors worth it?: If the garage is heated, converted or used as a workshop, yes. Foam filled slats are warmer, quieter and stiffer than single skin. For a cold store of bikes and bins, single skin is honest value.