Garage Door Bracing Systems

Secure door is a bracing system designed to protect your garage door from hurricane force winds.

Garage door bracing systems.

Alternative garage front options. Why garage doors fail a garage door which is often the largest opening in a home is only held in place by the rollers in the track. The telescoping design enables the brace to fit almost all garage doors up to 8 ft. Our garage door braces are an extremely effective highly affordable solution to wind protection for garage doors in the event of a major hurricane.

These alternative garage front options may be used for applications when the strong wall wood shearwall is installed at the full height option 1 or without the additional portal frame kit option 2 when higher capacity or reduced concrete anchorage is not needed. 4 0 out of 5 stars 768. If the sections are not rigid the garage door will bind as it opens and closes. It is made of high quality aluminum that is lightweight yet incredibility strong.

Abba patio extra large heavy duty carport with removable sidewalls portable garage car canopy boat shelter tent for party wedding garden storage shed 8 legs 12 x 20 feet beige. A garage door bracing system or retrofit system uses vertical braces to secure a horizontally seamed door to the garage floor and ceiling or horizontal seams to fortify a vertically seamed door. Secure door is a hurricane tornado and high wind garage door brace that converts most existing garage doors to a storm high wind or hurricane resistant garage door. When a strong storm hits garage doors are easily susceptible to damage.

Bracing your garage doors garage doors are typically made of a lighter material which makes them easier to raise and lower. The product is a vertical bracing system made from high quality aircraft grade aluminum that attaches to the inside of the garage door. However instead of being reinforced at multiple points these doors have a wide surface area that s supported only by their roller tracks. Over 300 000 satisfied customers.

Most residential doors use 2 struts but residential and industrial doors over 16 feet wide often use three inch struts. They also allow the door to open and close smoothly. The garage door braces both strengthen the door and provide support and anchors for the door in addition to the garage door tracks.