No: Provided that door, hinges, rollers, tracks, etc. are in good working condition prior to installation.

Generally a 1/3 horsepower opener is sufficient for any single car doors and a 1/2 horsepower for some of the heavier double car doors. The door must be reinforced prior to attachment of a garage door opener (please refer to the manufacturer’s instruction for more information).

One year from the date of purchase on workmanship and materials. This warranty excludes damage done by a sharp object, such as a knife, or an animal trying to scratch through the screen or a vehicle that has run into the screen.

The Garage Door Screen is mounted (in front of the doorstop, one-inch wood strips) on the header and the doorjambs which the garage door is mounted to.

Yes. With double zippers you can roll the screen up and lock it in place. This allows the screen to remain installed, while allowing a vehicle to be driven in and out of the garage.

Yes, in combination with a suitable receiver card you can operate both your gate and garage door from the same multi button remote control. Consult your Airport Doors representative for further information.

We recommend yearly inspection of both the door and the hardware. Inspection of the exterior garage door will pay dividends when refinishing eventually becomes necessary. If the finish appears in good condition, cleaning and touch up is often adequate. Do not use a garden hose to spray or clean your door. Use a damp sponge or towel to clean off your door—this keeps unnecessary water from shortening the life of the door.

Yes. The Garage Door Screen is designed to be left up throughout the season. The hook and loop system makes the Garage Door Screen easy to install at the start of the season and easy to remove to be stored for the winter months.

The first time the Garage Door Screen is installed, it might take 30 minutes to install. After that, it takes only a minute or so to put up or take down.

Nothing. Buyers often put ?" conduit or ?" fiberglass rod in the pouch that is sewn into the bottom of the screen. This keeps the wind from blowing the screen.

Our garage door screens have been designed to mount on the outside of your garage door, however, some customers do figure a way to mount them inside of their door. It is recommended to mount on the outside of you door to prevent any possibility of interference with the operation of your door.

Everything needed to install your screen is included. Hook and self-adhesive loop fastener, screen, and directions.

We ship you enough self-adhesive loop to mount your size screen with each order. Unless you specify a different color, black loop is shipped with your order. However, you can choose a different color if you like. Colors available are white, brown, beige, and gray.

Yes: GARAGE DOOR LOCK will work with newer as well as older type garage door operator. People with older style openers will benefit from the new multi code technology used in the locking system.

Yes: press the remote door button, the system will unlock allowing door to be lifted manually. TO CLOSE AND LOCK: remote door button must be pressed then garage door can be closed manually, door will then lock automatically.

Installation is "do-it-yourself" friendly if you are handy with basic tools. Alternatively, you may wish to have the system installed by a garage door service and repair company or handy man.

Yes: You may purchase an optional communication board for your GARAGE DOOR LOCK system that will indicate door status.

No: GARAGE DOOR LOCK is designed to draw less power than a cordless telephone while the system is idle waiting for you to push the button. Home | Installation | Product | About Us | Contact | Videos | FAQ | Privacy & Security Policies | Link Swap

Generally it is not recommended to use CFLs in vibrating environments. Vibration can cause the electronics in the CFL to fail. There is one CFL bulb (FLE11) that is available for use in a ceiling fan. Check the package for this application.

Our tractors are highly maneuverable and lightweight. In most cases, this means we can safely operate within a foot of your garage door, a parked car, or other object blocking our tractor. If the operator deems that the potential for damage is too high, we will not approach the object so closely. FAQ Menu ----------------------------------- About ALPINE SMITH, Inc. Contract and Payments Policies Part-Time Residents Special Circumstances