Anything over 5 meters becomes quite expensive because it requires industrial-sized components – meaning different cassettes, springs, rails, and drives.
Example based on my quote:
5 meters (16.4 feet) about €2000
6 meters (19.7 feet) about €3200
Both are L-rib Hörmann. For me, the extra cost wasn’t worth it, so I went with 5m x 2.25m (16.4 ft x 7.4 ft).
Example based on my quote:
5 meters (16.4 feet) about €2000
6 meters (19.7 feet) about €3200
Both are L-rib Hörmann. For me, the extra cost wasn’t worth it, so I went with 5m x 2.25m (16.4 ft x 7.4 ft).
I would also recommend choosing an industrial door only. Preferably with a wave motor and as a high-speed door. Find a local door manufacturer. Hörmann is a well-known name, but when it comes to service, and usually also price and quality, you are better off with a local supplier.
We decided on 5 meters (2.20 m / 7.2 ft high) because the wider ones were significantly more expensive.
We have a Hörmann gate with a Hörmann operator. The operator broke down after 4 years and 11 months and was replaced free of charge by Hörmann without any issues. So, the service is acceptable.
We have a Hörmann gate with a Hörmann operator. The operator broke down after 4 years and 11 months and was replaced free of charge by Hörmann without any issues. So, the service is acceptable.
How long did it take for the service to arrive? We recently had a case where a cable broke (shaft drive). The door technician arrived in 30 minutes, and 30 minutes later, it was working again.
For industrial doors, there is no price jump over 5 meters (16 feet) either.
I’m not saying Hörmann is bad, but for larger doors, I would look at other, preferably local, suppliers...
For industrial doors, there is no price jump over 5 meters (16 feet) either.
I’m not saying Hörmann is bad, but for larger doors, I would look at other, preferably local, suppliers...