Bison Garage Doors High Security & Insulated Roller Doors for Lydbrook,, Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire

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Domestic garage doors for efficiency & security

For efficient, reliable service roller doors made from the highest quality materials, when you need a garage door, you can count on Bison.

Choose from the Premier range of foam filled aluminium doors in a wide range of finishes, including wood effect, or you can opt for one of our rugged yet attractive galvanised steel roller doors.

These are made locally using the best quality components, then installed by our experienced team, so you know that the job will be right first time and the doors will last.

Whichever option you go for, the level of service is the same, we turn up on time, do a first-class job and leave your garage as tidy as when we arrived.

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Choosing should be part of the fun

One of the joys of making a significant home improvement like a roller garage door or remote control entrance gate lies in the planning. Envisaging and anticipating the finished job should contribute to the overall experience.

To help in this, our showroom is now almost ready. Soon visitors will be able to inspect material samples, colour swatches and components all in one place, browse photo galleries of past projects and decide on the perfect combination for their plans.

You will find it so much easier to compare the quality of different materials when you are holding one in your hand, so give us a call and make a pre-booking. If you can't wait for the showroom to be finished, we are still delighted to pop out and visit you.

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High Security Roller Garage Door for a Customer in Caldicot

This high security garage roller door was fitted for a happy customer in Caldicot. Their original up and over door was showing its age, getting harder to operate and less secure than they liked.

It is always nice to work for customers close to home as in a small community like ours it is likely that you may bump into them in the street or the supermarket. Such chance meetings always provide opportunities to ask how their doors are performing and get a bit of impromptu feedback.

The most reassuring thing is that whenever we talk to our customers, whether by chance or by planned follow up calls, the feedback is always positive.

This is no accident, as all our doors are made locally, installed by highly conscientious people and equipped with hardware that is over-engineered to make sure of a long and smooth service life. Take the emergency brake that is shown in the detail photograph here as an example. We always use the highest possible specification on all components, so that you can be confident that in the unlikely event of a motor failing, or a power cut during operation, the inertia brake will stop the door falling instantly.

For the convenience and security of a roller garage door that you will know is going to last, call us on the number shown or click in the header of any page to request a quote.

Lydbrook is a large village situated on the western edge of the Forest of Dean and adjacent to the Wye Valley. Many of the village houses are high on the valley hillsides. The Lydbrook valley was once the site of a thriving tinplate works, opened in 1871 and closed in 1925. The village also housed the large cable works factory built in 1912 by H. W. Smith & Co. The works supplied a vast quantity of field telephone cable during the First World War. The old railway, built in 1872 ran high along the hillside, and then crossed the valley on a huge viaduct on 90ft high stone piers. The viaduct was finally demolished in 1969. Without the heavy industry, the village is now a tranquil backwater. Lydbrook became established thanks to its deep valley, running down to the Wye from the central Forest. It offered a source of power (running water), close proximity to materials such as wood, stone and iron ore and also good communications and transport via the Wye. A mill existed at Lydbrook ViaductLydbrook as early as 1282 by the late 15th century, there were three forges, a lime kiln a tinplate works and a wire-works. It became the principle coal port on the Wye from which Forest coal was shipped to Ross and Hereford. Despite the fact that for most of its history Lydbrook has been a hive of industrial activity, surprisingly little of this remains to be seen. The Forge Hammer Inn (currently closed) recalls the village's past along with a row of former dockworkers cottages at the foot of the valley near the river. There is a group of lime kilns in the lane above the Royal Spring Inn and the King's Howarth Furnace, albeit in greatly changed form also remains. Most notable however are the abutments of the Severn & Wye Railway Viaduct, which was built in 1872 to carry a branch railway line from Cinderford, a major feat of 19th century engineering
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