THE door industry journal summer 2025 47 Domestic Garage Doors Also online at: www.dijonline.co.uk Trojon Leads the UK Market with Exclusive Box and Guide Lamination Technology As the only UK manufacturer using the advanced hot melt glue lamination method for door boxes and guides, Trojon has created a distinct competitive advantage in the industry. This proprietary process represents a significant advancement over traditional painted or powder-coated finishes found in competitor products. Unlike painted surfaces that can chip, scratch or fade over time, Trojon’s laminated boxes and guides maintain their premium appearance throughout years of use and exposure to the elements. The laminated surfaces resist weathering and fading, ensuring that doors maintain their pristine appearance with minimal maintenance requirements - a significant selling point for homeowners seeking reliable, long-term solutions. “Our investment in lamination technology has been a game-changer,” explains John Munday, Director at Trojon. “Property developers and installers increasingly recognise that our laminated products deliver exceptional longevity and weather resistance. The finish not only withstands scratches and fading but also maintains its premium appearance for years, significantly reducing maintenance requirements for homeowners.” The firm’s laminated roller door boxes and guides are available in an extensive range of finishes, from classic woodgrain effects to contemporary tones, allowing seamless integration with various architectural styles. This versatility, combined with the durability of laminated surfaces, has made Trojon a preferred choice for suppliers and installers seeking premium garage door solutions. The company’s reputation for manufacturing ‘fitter friendly’ products continues to grow, supported by its dedication to quality British manufacturing. Trojon maintains strict quality control over their lamination process, ensuring consistent excellence across the range. www.trojonrollerdoors.co.uk
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