THE door industry journal summer 2022 Domestic Garage Doors Also online at: www.dijonline.co.uk 60 The Future of Sectional Garage Doors Forward-thinking garage door supplier, JDUK, will now be offering sectional garage doors from innovative Polish manufacturer, Wi´sniowski (see pages 6 and 41 for the official announcement). This new introduction will guarantee customers a consistent supply of a market-leading product at a competitive price and includes unique features designed specifically for the UK market. In mid-July, JDUK unveiled Wi´ sniowski sectional garage doors to enthusiastic installers in a series of open days at their West Yorkshire showroom, where the product can be viewed by those interested in the UniPro series of sectional garage doors. The series of doors, which are new to the UK market, includes side sprung, front mount torsion and rear mount torsion options and comes in five popular Scrap Money for Charity First Light Home Improvements Ltd in Devon is using the value in old garage doors to make money for the “DAAT” (Devon Air Ambulance Trust). Peter Bonetta, a fully time-served qualified carpenter and joiner, founded his specialist company nearly fifteen years ago in construction, property maintenance and garage doors. Its emphasis and direction have changed over the last five years and it is now a specialist garage door company only, carrying out repairs and supplying and fitting new doors and automation throughout Devon, Somerset and Dorset. Peter said: “Garage doors are replaced for many reasons, sometimes because they are simply broken and beyond economic repair or sometimes because our customers want an upgrade to include ease of use, or additional security or kerb appeal. We have worked with Garador for several years now and only supply and fit the Garador range of garage doors down here in the Southwest. We are really pleased with the quality of the product. “For a number of years, we have had the opportunity to assist the DAAT, an organisation that is close to my heart. The scrap steel is collected from us by Penfold Car Breakers near Honiton and the proceeds collected from this are donated directly to the DAAT. While it isn’t a huge amount, we are generally giving the charity about £100 to £150 every other month and we are delighted to be able to help such a worthwhile charity.” Garador’s Managing Director Neil Discombe said: “We have an exciting range of new doors available, and the number of orders for replacement garage doors remains strong. It is really good to see how old garage doors can be put to good use and help such a worthwhile charity and we congratulate Peter on his initiative.” Find out more from www.firstlightpm.co.uk and www.garador.co.uk
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