Painted ply with vertical battens: the board-and-batten look that belongs on villas, baches and coastal homes, built on properly engineered frames.
A door faced with exterior-grade plywood and evenly spaced vertical battens, painted to match your joinery, the garage door version of board-and-batten cladding. It suits villas, cottages, baches and the growing wave of modern-coastal builds, and it is one of the most affordable routes to a custom-looking timber door.
The handcrafted timber look at a fraction of cedar cost, paint hides joins that stains would show.
Batten spacing and paint colour matched to your cladding and joinery for a built-with-the-house look.
H3-treated ply, sealed all faces, quality battens: built on frames engineered for the weight, like all our timber doors.
Take the same battened look to the next level with a flush mount door clad in your home's own material, the full hidden-garage effect.
Ply and batten sits between painted steel and solid cedar, because it buys the timber look without the cost of solid boards.
The five types usually listed are sectional, roller, tilt, side-hinged and sliding. In Auckland the first three cover almost every residential job: sectional doors lift in panels on ceiling tracks, roller doors coil into a drum, and tilt doors swing up as one leaf. Side-hinged and sliding doors are rare on new homes and mostly appear on older garages and sheds.
A ply and batten face can be built on either a sectional or a tilt frame, which is why it suits both new builds and older Auckland garages. Where the budget stretches, the same frame will take a solid cedar batten face instead.
Bring a photo of your cladding, we will match batten spacing and colour.
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