Gates

What matters when making a choice? We discuss opening types, automation, color, and practical aspects of everyday use—step by step.

4 steps. That’s all that stands between you and your gate.

A clear process, the right choice: a garage door tailored to your needs.

The first step is deciding on the type of garage door:

Sectional – the tracks guide it up to the ceiling, so it doesn’t take up space in front of the garage
Double-leaf – a traditional door that opens with two leaves

Select opening method:

Manual gate – without a motor, operated manually.
Automatic garage door – with a motor and control system (e.g., remote control or push button); convenient if you use your garage frequently.

Sectional doors

The design depends mainly on the panel thickness and the pattern of the embossing:

Termoline (60 mm) – the warmest panel. The door looks more solid and provides better insulation in everyday use.
Izoline (40 mm, narrow ribs approx. 10 cm) – a dense, even rhythm of lines; a technical, orderly effect over a large surface.
Oneline (40 mm, wide ribs approx. 25–30 cm) – a calmer, more “architectural” division; fewer lines, a stronger effect from a distance.
Topline (40 mm, smooth) – minimalist style: a uniform surface without grooves, works well with simple forms.
Decoline – wood-effect veneers from the Natural Decor collection, which facilitate a cohesive combination of the gate with doors and windows.
Trendline – Top Trends palette: modern shades ranging from neutral to bold accents.
Skyline – Crystal Sky palette: colors with great depth and an interesting interplay with light.

Double-leaf doors

Here, the appearance is defined by the division of the panels and the surface finish (smooth, embossed, or textured):

Think about convenience: a passageway through the gate or an additional side entrance to the garage?