How to insulate a garage door to keep what's inside in tip-top condition

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Insulating a garage door is a job that often gets overlooked by homeowners who use the space for nothing more than storage, yet carrying out this task has so many benefits that make it really worthwhile.

It is important to realise that it isn't just those considering a garage conversion that need to think about insulating the space – keeping the temperature inside your garage stable has many advantages, no matter what you intend on using it for.

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Myles Robinson

Myles is an expert all things home and improvements. His current venture is UKCD but he has a wealth of experience across various areas when it comes to home maintenance, remodeling, DIY and improvements.

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Alastair Mayne

Alistair is CEO of garage door experts Garolla. Garolla specialise in high quality electric roller garage doors.

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Samuel Hitch

With over 20 years of expertise, Samuel leads a group of UK companies specialising in industrial insulation, mechanical engineering, and electrical construction estimating. His companies deliver comprehensive solutions across the construction sector, from technical insulation sales to MEP pre-construction management.

Natasha was Homebuilding & Renovating’s Associate Content Editor and was a member of the Homebuilding team for over two decades. In her role on Homebuilding & Renovating she imparted her knowledge on a wide range of renovation topics, from window condensation to renovating bathrooms, to removing walls and adding an extension. She continues to write for Homebuilding on these topics, and more. An experienced journalist and renovation expert, she also writes for a number of other homes titles, including Homes & Gardens and Ideal Homes. Over the years Natasha has renovated and carried out a side extension to a Victorian terrace. She is currently living in the rural Edwardian cottage she renovated and extended on a largely DIY basis, living on site for the duration of the project.