Aluroll Secureroll Classic 77mm Roller Garage Door

The Secureroll Classic opens vertically, with the curtain rolling around a barrel inside the box above the garage opening. It does not swing outwards or travel along tracks across the ceiling, so you can park close to the door and retain the overhead space inside the garage.

Insulated 77mm curtain and guides

The curtain is formed from twin-walled 77mm aluminium slats with a polyurethane foam core, providing heat and sound insulation. High-strength aluminium guide channels hold the curtain securely at each side, while built-in brushes support smoother, quieter travel and help reduce draughts.

A flexible weather seal along the bottom slat helps limit rain entering beneath the closed door.

Anti-lift locking and security

The curtain connects to a strong steel barrel through Aluroll’s patented anti-lift locking system. When the door closes, this arrangement helps prevent the curtain from being forced upwards from below.

There are no exposed handles or conventional locks for an intruder to target, while the reinforced guide channels help prevent the curtain from being forced out at the sides. The Classic also carries Secured by Design accreditation, confirming that it has passed independent testing designed to assess its resistance to attempted break-ins.

Automated safety and control

A Somfy motor and control panel operate the door, with two four-button remote handsets supplied as standard. Rolling-code technology generates a different code each time a handset is used, helping prevent unauthorised access through copied signals.

The safety edge within the bottom slat detects an obstruction and stops and reverses the door. An integrated safety brake prevents the curtain from dropping if the motor fails.

The control panel also includes an automatic courtesy light, a built-in vibration sensor that can trigger a 100dB alarm, and a holiday mode that disables normal operation until unlocked with a handset. An internal manual override allows the door to be opened and closed during a power cut.

The Secureroll Classic can be positioned behind the opening, within it, or on the external face of the garage. The right arrangement depends on the available headroom, side clearance, and whether preserving the full drive-through opening is the priority.

Internal face fix

The door is fitted to the inside face of the garage, behind the opening. This is the most common arrangement because it keeps the box and guide channels inside while preserving the maximum clear drive-through width and height.

Reveal fix

The door is fitted within the garage opening. This can work where there is no suitable internal face for mounting, but the box and guide channels occupy part of the opening and reduce the available drive-through space.

Sufficient headroom is still required within the reveal, so the opening dimensions need to be checked carefully before ordering.

External face fix

The door is fitted to the outside face of the garage when internal headroom, pipework, or other obstructions make an internal arrangement unsuitable. The box and guide channels remain visible from outside, and the concave side of the curtain faces outwards, so the appearance should be considered when choosing the door finish.

The fitting position affects the ordering dimensions and required clearances. See our guide to roller garage door fitting positions before measuring.