Hormann Bourton GRP Series 2000

Style & Design
Hörmann’s Bourton design suggests the appearance of a pair of garage doors with a finely detailed frame and vertical boarding inside this. The woodgrain effect brings the character of timber to a reassuringly sturdy design of garage door. That character is long lasting and low maintenance, thanks to the properties of GRP. Bourton’s great combination of looks and practicality blends well with many different house styles and timber windows.

Operating Gear

Hörmann styles of door come with two options of mechanism for operation depending on what kind of doors you wish to order. The first, the Canopy option, is usually fitted on single doors for an easy lift and drop. Running on vertical rails, the door is flipped to a right angle during elevation. The second option, retractable gear, allows the door to run inside the garage using a pair of horizontal rails fitted at the top of both garage walls. This latter option is purpose built for use on Hörmann’s double doors.

Materials and Finish

Hörmann’s GRP garage doors are engineered for durability, reliability and low maintenance. They use a galvanised and powder coated steel frame to support the GRP moulded infill. This combines the strength and security of steel with the low weight and minimum maintenance of GRP. The Bourton is offered in a choice of wood grain surface finishes in White, Mahogany, Dark Oak, or Countryside Oak.

Automation

Hörmann recommend electric operator kits with retractable gear as the most technically efficient solution for automated operation of up and over doors. Their electric operator kits are summarised in our automation product descriptions.

Sizes

The Bourton is available in a range of widths up to 14’0” (4267mm) and two heights 6’6” (1981mm) or 7’0” (2134mm).