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Installing a new garage door
This cold snap has focussed my mind on improving the insulation of my garage
and I am thinking of replacing my current up and over door with an insulated sectional door. I had a look at the Hormann information on the web and see that they fit behind the brickwork. I fancy having a go at fitting one myself and wondered if anyone has any tips etc. Is it a one man job or does it need and extra pair of hands? The current door has a wooden frame which I presume will just be removed. This will leave a gap on one side where the rendering meets the frame. The other side is OK as it is facing brick. Any idea on how to cover/ fill the gap. The other possible problem I see is with the panel above the door. It seems asbestos like material but is probably cement board stuff ( I don't know the name) which is nailed to the lintel of the door frame. I guess that trying to remove the lintel will damage the panel. Has anybody attempted a similar installation? Archie |
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