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The standard radius is the most common type of garage door track. It’s typically used for most residential applications. The specifications of the 2-inch wide standard radius track are as follows:
The 25 Degree track is used to avoid interference with handles or windows when opening the garage door. The 2-inch 25 Degree track requires:
The follow roof pitch lift provides increased workspace for applications and garages with sloped ceilings. The 2-inch track with a 15-inch radius requires:
The vertical lift is used when there is at least the door height plus 12 inches of headroom clearance. This option is helpful when more vertical workspace is needed in the garage. The 2-inch track requires:
The high lift track is used when there is ample headroom – over 30 inches – and additional workspace clearance is required. Garage owners often use this type of garage door track to help the track avoid obstacles in the garage, such as an entry/pass door or other structural elements. The 2-inch track requires:
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