Hormann NT60 and NT80
Double-leaf aluminium frame doors with panel infills
A garage door lets you easily access bikes and gardening tools in the garage. Double-leaf, insulated NT60-2 and NT80-2 garage doors are also ideal for renovating older hinged doors. This maintains a classic look without having to do without the advantages of modern function and security. Your Hormann specialised trade partner will be happy to assist you.
Aluminium frame construction with panel infill The frame's aluminium extrusion profiles and 42-mm-thick, PU-foamed infill made of steel sandwich panels ensure the required garage door stability and guarantee a long service life.
Ready-to-fit door set
Hörmann NT60-2 and NT80-2 garage doors are delivered ready-to-fit with a profile cylinder mortice lock, a lever handle set with a security rose escutcheon outside and oval rose escutcheon inside and 3-way adjustable, maintenance-free hinges.
Good thermal insulation
The especially good insulation of the NT80-2 garage doors, including profiles with thermal breaks, helps to avoid draughts and unnecessary heat losses. This saves energy, for example, if the garage is also used as a hobby room.
4 surface finishes
Woodgrain, Sandgrain, Silkgrain, Micrograin - it’s your choice
15 inexpensive preferred colours
The garage doors are available as standard in Traffic white RAL 9016, as well as in 15 inexpensive preferred colours and in around 200 colours from the RAL colour chart.
Matching Hormann sectional doors
Hormann can provide you with a double-leaf garage door to match your sectional garage door, even with the exact same alignment on request.
If you'd like to find out more about the Hormann NT60 aluminium sectional door or have any queries at all, don't hesitate to get in touch.
It can be a big decision, choosing the garage or entrance door for your home. There are lots of options and it can sometimes become overwhelming.
A home survey is recommended to choose the best option for you. It gives us a chance to take accurate measurements whilst discussing your priorities, design choices, budgets and pros and cons of each option.
