Our Roller Door Options

Standard 55, Premium 55 or Classic 77

We manufacture three main roller door options. The difference comes down to slat height and profile depth, which affects headroom, box size, rigidity and overall feel.Use this page to choose the right option, then use our Garage Door Builder to confirm your exact size, colour and extras with an instant price (inc. VAT).

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Three options at a glance

The best option depends on two things. How you use the garage, and how large the opening is. If price is the main driver, Standard 55 is the sensible starting point. If comfort matters more, Premium 55 is the upgrade. If the opening is wider or the door is larger, Classic 77 is usually the right choice.

Option	Main reason to choose it	Slat spec	Best fit
TWF Standard 55	Best price	55mm slat, 9mm profile depth	Most single garages, price focused
TWF Premium 55	Best insulation in the 55mm range	55mm slat, 12.5mm profile depth	Attached garages, comfort focused
TWF Classic 77	Thickest, widest slat for large doors	77mm slat, 18mm profile depth	Wider openings, double garages

All three options are insulated aluminium roller garage doors. The main differences are price position, comfort level and how suitable they are for wider openings.

Choose the option that suits your garage

TWF Standard 55

55mm slat | 9mm profile depth

TWF Standard 55 is the starting point for most customers. It gives you an insulated, made to measure roller door at the best possible price in our range.

It is a strong all round choice for:

Most single garages and standard openings
Homeowners who want insulation but are mainly price conscious
General day to day use where a simple, reliable solution is enough

TWF Premium 55

55mm slat | 12.5mm profile depth

TWF Premium 55 is our comfort focused upgrade, with noticeably stronger insulation and a more solid, premium feel than the standard door.

It is a great choice for:

Attached or integral garages next to living spaces
Garages used as a utility room, workshop or gym
For a garage you use often and want to keep warmer and quieter

TWF Classic 77

77mm slat | 18mm profile depth

TWF Classic 77 is designed for larger doors and wider openings. The curtain uses a wider, thicker profile that helps the door feel more solid, especially across bigger spans.

It is typically chosen for:

Double garages and extra wide openings
Larger doors where rigidity and stability are important
Openings where a stronger curtain profile is needed

Before you start

Before you configure your door, it helps to understand how measuring and installation work.

If you are planning a DIY installation and want to see what is involved, start with our installation guide. It walks through each stage of fitting a roller garage door, so you can see how straightforward the process is and what tools and fixings you will need.

Once you are comfortable with the installation process, use our measuring guide to take accurate sizes in millimetres. It explains exactly where to measure, how to allow for headroom and side room, and how to avoid the common mistakes that lead to ordering the wrong size.

If you would prefer your door professionally installed, take a look at our roller garage door installation service in Norfolk and Suffolk. Our team can survey, measure and install the door for you, so you do not have to worry about any of the technical details.

Configure your door and see your total

Once you have a good idea which option suits your garage, the next step is to enter your measurements into the Garage Door Builder. Enter your sizes in millimetres, choose Standard 55, Premium 55 or Classic 77, select colours, controls and extras, and see your total update instantly with VAT included.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main difference between 55 options and 77 options?

The 55 options are compact systems for most standard single garages and work well where headroom is tighter. The 77 option has a wider, deeper curtain for larger or wider openings, including many double garages, and usually needs more headroom.

Does a 77 option always insulate better than a 55 option?

All three options are insulated roller doors. Comfort comes from the whole system, including the curtain, guides, seals and installation, not just slat size. Standard 55 is best value, Premium 55 gives a clear insulation upgrade, and Classic 77 is mainly chosen for wider openings and a more robust feel.

When should I choose Premium 55 instead of Standard 55?

Choose Premium 55 when comfort matters more than hitting the lowest price. It suits attached or integral garages and garages used as a workshop, gym or utility room. Standard 55 is fine for basic parking and storage, but Premium 55 is usually better when the garage feels like part of your living space.

When should I choose Classic 77 instead of a 55 option?

Classic 77 is for wider or larger openings. Choose it if you have a wide or double garage, want the most solid feel when the door is closed, and have enough headroom for the larger roll and box. For normal single garage sizes with limited headroom, a 55 option is usually more suitable.

I cannot decide between 55 and 77. What should I do?

If your opening is a standard single garage, start with Standard 55 or Premium 55. For attached or living-space garages, Premium 55 is usually the better choice. For wide or double garages with good headroom, look at Classic 77.If you are still unsure, give us a call and we can suggest the best option for your garage.

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