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Product Description

Basic Specifications

Model NO.	AT-AB100
Material	Aluminum Alloy
Thickness	80mm
Opening Style	Torsion Springs Motorized Operation
Output Torque	600N
Panel Pattern	Grille Batten Fence
Wind Resistance	Class 3
Glass Options	Clear, Dark Gray, Frosted, Bronze, Pebble
Application	Garage, Warehouse, Factory, Carriage

Product Description

An Aluminum Grille Batten Fence Garage Door is a modern and aesthetically pleasing addition to any home. This type of garage door features a distinctive design that combines the functionality of a traditional garage door with the elegance of an aluminum grille.

Note: The prices between Sectional Garage doors and Tilt-Up (one-piece panel) Canopy Garage Doors are totally different.

Key Features & Design

Elegance & Sophistication

The sleek aluminum grille design adds a touch of sophistication to the exterior of your home. The grille pattern can vary, offering a unique look that complements a variety of architectural styles.

Panel Thickness	80mm
Alu Thickness	3.0mm
Vertical Batten	1.0mm

High-Quality Material

Made from high-quality aluminum, these doors are not only visually appealing but also durable and resistant to rust and corrosion, making them suitable for various climates.

Space Efficiency

The sectional design allows for easy operation. They open vertically, reducing the space needed for the door to open fully, beneficial for homes with limited driveway space. When closed, it looks like a seamless wall of grille fence.

Customization & Variety

Installation Guide

Required Tools

Sectional panels, tracks, rollers, torsion/extension springs, ladder, measuring tape, level, drill, and safety gear.

1Prepare Workspace: Clear the garage and ensure space around the opening.

2Assemble Panels: Connect panels on a flat surface using interlocking joints.

3Install Tracks: Level and secure tracks to the garage walls.

4Attach Door: Carefully slide the door onto the tracks.

5Spring System: Mount torsion or extension springs (Critical Step).

6Opener Installation: Mount the motor to the ceiling and connect the trolley.

Packaging & Shipping

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I operate my garage door manually during a power failure?

To disengage, pull the manual release lever (red handle) downwards. To re-engage for automatic operation, push the manual release lever back up.

What should I do if my remote handset has poor range?

First, try changing the battery. Check for any frequency interference or obstructions. Ensure the unit is engaged in automatic mode and the power is on.

How often should I maintain my sectional garage door?

A garage door is a moving mechanical product and requires servicing every 12 months to prolong its life and ensure the warranty remains valid.

Why is my garage door noisy during operation?

Clean out the tracks with warm soapy water. Check the springs for rust; if they appear rusty, lubricate them with white lithium grease.

Why does the motor turn but the door doesn't move?

Check that the motor is properly engaged to automatic mode and ensure that any manual locking bars are not engaged.

Can I install the door myself?

While possible for those with the right tools and skills, professional installation is recommended, especially for the spring system which is under high tension.