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Warren 12x15 Garage Door 9x7 Garage Door With Windows Arch Garage Door Automatic Modern

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Warren 12x15 Garage Door 9x7 Garage Door With Windows Arch Garage Door Automatic ModernProduct Description Place of Origin: Guandong , China Brand Name: Warren Model Number: Garage Door Door Material: Aluminum Warranty: Lifetime Feature: Waterproof Surface Finishing: Finished Opening Method: Rolling Pull After sale Service: Online technical support, Free spare parts Main Material: Steel Project Solution Capability: total solution for projects Application: Garage Design Style: Modern Product name: Warren 12x15 Garage Door Location:

Product Description
Place of Origin:Guandong , China
Brand Name:Warren
Model Number:Garage Door
Door Material:Aluminum
Warranty:Lifetime
Feature:Waterproof
Surface Finishing:Finished
Opening Method:Rolling Pull
After-sale Service:Online technical support, Free spare parts
Main Material:Steel
Project Solution Capability:total solution for projects
Application:Garage
Design Style:Modern
Product name:Warren 12x15 Garage Door
Location:Garage
Size:12x15/9x7
Material:Steel
Style:Mordern
Advantage:Easy to operate and high-quality
Installation:Easy to operate
Color:Color Customize
Onwer:Joanne
Brand:Warren

Warren 12x15 Garage Door 9x7 Garage Door With Windows Arch Garage Door Automatic Modern Spec Sheet

Series: Steel Plate Tilting Garage Door
Size: Customized
Construction Overlay+Galvanized Steel+Insulated Polyurethane+Galvanized Steel
Thickness: 40mm or Customized
Hardware/Track High-quality galvanized steel or Stainless steel hardware
Motor China Top Brand or German Global Top Brand AVANTI 
Open style Manual & Remote control
Application Villa Garage, House Garage, Shopping mall, etc
Product Packing: Multi-layer packing + Wooden Box
Delivery Time: 15 Days

 

Steel Plate Flap Garage Door

If you are looking for a low-maintenance and beautiful garage door, steel garage doors are a great option. With its classic and fashionable luxurious outlook, scientific and reasonable material structure, good heat insulation and energy-saving performance, convenient and easy operation, and other characteristics, the steel plate flap garage door has been selling well in the garage door family for decades and taking the lead in its performance. 

 

Standard Size(ft)

4x21 7x16 8x7
8x8 8x16 9x7
9x8 9x9 10x7
10x9 10x10 10x12
12x7 16x7 16X8
18x18 ... ...
6ft 9ft 16ft

 

 

 

Since its founding in 2012 by the name of "Guardian" WARREN has built 150000 square meters of intelligent R&D and exhibition bases in Beijing, Shandong, and Guangdong with a national standard testing center. We have invested heavily in the introduction of 6 German Elumatec Automatic Processing lines to make the manufacturing more precise and effective products have passed the NAFS Certificates, and the annual production capacity of doors and windows can reach more than 1 million square meters at the same timeWarren also exported Chinesesmart products overseas, occupying the high ground of export trade.

 

In 2021 Warren collaborated with designer WeiyanShao in Taiwan to create a new China chic space, in-fusing doors and windows with new vitality through color. At present, Warren has over 400 flagship stores in China, "guarding" every moment of quality life with high-quality products and sincere services, so that high-quality life can be shared globally.

 

 

1. Q: Who is Warren? What are your main products?

A: Warren is one of the biggest windows manufacturers in China, specializing in high-end aluminum windows & doors.  

 

2. Q: Do you have any certifications?

A: Yes. We have NAFS/NAMI/NFRC/CSA certifications. Our products can meet North American standards. 

 

3. Q: How long will it take for production?

A: It will take around four weeks after receiving your down payment. 

 

4. Q: What is your delivery time?

A: 16 days to LA, 26 days to NY, 28 days to Houston. And 30-40 days to other cities in North America.

 

5. Q: What is your warranty? 

A: Products covered by Limited Lifetime Warranty(LLW). 

 

6. Q: How to install your windows and doors?

A: Our products meet American window and door installation standards, and you can find local installers. We provide installation manuals, videos, and online help.

 

7. Q: Can you help me to do all the paperwork in the destination port?

A: Yes. We can do the ISF, the customs clearance service, and all the other paperwork for you.

 

8. Q: Do you provide Door-to-Door Shipping?

A: Yes. We can arrange trucking delivery to the recipient's door.

 

9. Q: How much is the import duty?

A: The import duty is different for different products. Roughly the import duty is lower than the consumption tax.   

 

10. Q: What are your payment terms?

A: We support wire transfers of 50% of the total amount as a deposit and balance before delivery. Irrevocable L/C at sight is also acceptable.  

 

If you want to know more about Warren 12x15 Garage Door 9x7 Garage Door With Windows Arch Garage Door Automatic Modern, please feel free to contact us!

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