They are the most adaptable of all the products we offer at Dandenong Garage Doors. They are highly customisable making Tilt Doors a suitable option for both standard and high-level design projects.
The Tilt Door Design Process
Many of our past clients have preferred to match their door’s flush with their building’s façade so that when the door is in a closed position, it blends in with its surroundings. This is achieved by installing a frame only, which is designed to pair with the nominated cladding. Then, the builder or homeowner will clad the door and the wall surrounding it to achieve a beautiful, seamless look.
We are able to apply a range of claddings to your door, including colorbond sheeting as a standard option, or western red cedar wood as a premium design options. We can even manufacture specialised panel lift tilt doors equipped with a counterweight to balance heavy cladding.
We have a colour chart available to help you perfectly match your new garage door colour to the colour of your home.
Features of Our Panel Lift Tilt Doors
All panel lift tilt doors that we design can be motorized. We have options that feature standard spring hinges, which are capable of carrying up to 175kg, including the frame. Our stronger, counterweight styles of door can carry approximately 250kg. Our tilt doors are generally mounted onto steel jambs to allow for a highly secure installation. These jambs are 100mm wide for spring tilts and approx. 200mm for counterweight style of doors.
Personal Service Every Step of the Way
When you choose us as your Melbourne garage door provider, we will work with you to find just the right cladding to suit your garage door design requirements and budget! We guarantee to spend time understanding your needs, and recommend the best tilt door colour and style to match your house. Whether you are after a customised tilt door or one of our standard options, we have effective options available for you.
1T Western Red Cedar Horizontal
2T Ply
3T Ply with Aluminium Battens
4T Ply with Windows
5T Ply with Timber Battens
6T Ply with Aluminium Battens
7T Ply with Grooves
8T Metalic Painted with Glazing
9T Ply with Mouldings
10T Alucobond
11T Vertical Western Red Cedar boards
12T Weatherboard
13T Western Red Cedar with Border
14T Western Red Cedar with Windows
15T Ply with Grooves
16T Glass
17T Vertical Lift with Perforated Sheets
18T Ply
19T Natural Anodised with Aluminum Battens
20T Pressed Stainless Steel
21T Diagnally Clad Colorbond
22T Flat Steel Sheet with Powercoated Aluminium Battens
23T Western Red Cedar - Vertical
24T Vertically Clad Colorbond
25T Tilt Colourbond
26T Tilt Flush mount
27T Tilt Flush mount
28T Tilt Ply with Strapping
29T Tilt Ply
30T Tilt Timber Flush Mounted
We supply the widest range of garage door styles and leading brands.
Tilt Panel Lift Garage Doors FAQ’s
What is a panel lift garage door?
A panel lift garage door is a door made from a single panel. It operates on pivoting arms that tilt the door up projecting the door panel outside the opening when in an open position. A number of cladding/design options are available for panel lift doors to suit your home’s facade.
How does a tilt garage door work?
A tilt garage door operates on pivoting arms and a Jamb or Track system that tilts the door up into the ceiling space. This type of door doesn’t require a large overhead clearance. Depending on the installation the door panel may project outside of the opening when in an open position.
How much does a tilt garage door cost?
The price of a tilt panel garage door will depend on elements such as the size, the type of hardware required (e.g. track type hardware or remotes) and the colours, materials or cladding you choose. A tilt garage door installer will be able to give you an exact quote.
How do you install a panel lift garage door?
There are a number of risks involved in the DIY installation of a panel lift garage door and is a job best left for the professionals. The difficulty of installing a panel lift garage door typically requires the skills of a fully-qualified garage door installer.
How do you adjust a tilt garage door?
If you notice your tilt garage door is crooked, bent or there are gaps, notify your garage door installer immediately so that they can fix the issue ASAP. It is recommended you don’t attempt to fix it without the help of a garage door professional as it may cause further damage.
