Roll-A-Door Secure

Protection built into every part

Feel confident about what’s behind your garage door. We’ve brought dual automatic locks, reinforced guides, a security bottom rail and a B&D-specified opener together in Roll-A-Door Secure to help resist forced entry, tampering and impact. Both sides lock when you close the door, with a locking sound and illuminated indicators so you can check it’s secure.

The quote form opens on our main B&D website.

Choose our broad Neo profile for a contemporary single garage, or the finer Deluxe profile for a single or double opening. Find a colour that suits your home, compare the three models and explore the options below. We’ll check the installation space and confirm your complete package when you request a quote.

On this page: Security system · Profiles and sizes · All colours and finishes · Installation space · Options for your garage · Security testing · Warranty · Care and support

Four parts working together

Dual side AUTO LOCK

We position an automatic lock on each side of the door. The locks engage with the security bottom rail when the door closes, securing both ends rather than relying only on the opener. A distinctive locking sound and illuminated indicators provide feedback. The dual locks are rated IP66 for protection against dust and powerful water jets; this rating applies to the locks, not to every component of the door or opener.

Heavy-duty security guides

Our aluminium security guides run down both sides of the opening. They retain the curtain within the guide system and are engineered to resist attempts to pry it out. Guide blocks with double rollers help support smooth movement.

Reinforced security bottom rail

The heavy-duty anodised aluminium bottom rail works directly with the two locks to resist upward force. Its ribbed profile and gunmetal grey anodised finish are part of the Secure design. The finish offers corrosion resistance; it is a separate finish from your chosen curtain colour.

A compatible opener specified for the system

The opener operates both the door and its dual locks. It includes Automatic BackDrive, reverse technology and Tri-Tran+ encrypted remote control technology. We specify the opener during your measure and quote so the complete combination suits the door and its use. An existing opener is not automatically compatible, even if it carries the Power Drive name.

Choose your profile, size and construction

Neo has a broad, 180 mm profile that gives a single roller door a clean architectural appearance. Deluxe has an 83 mm profile and is offered for single and double openings. Both roll above the opening, preserving ceiling space farther inside the garage.

We use Nylofelt running strips for smooth, quiet, greaseless operation; buffered steel door stops; and a thick weatherseal to restrict water and leaves entering below the door. The single-door models also have a curtain separator and mini top sheet to limit curtain rubbing. The weatherseal does not make a garage floodproof or airtight.

Door height and usable drive-through height

Check the space you can drive through as well as the door’s overall size. The Secure model heights below follow our September 2026 specifications. On the Deluxe double, allow for a 95 mm difference between the door height and maximum drive-through height.

The sheet identifies these as non-Wind-Lock drive-through dimensions. The maximum width includes curtain overlap and is not the clear garage-opening width. We will measure the opening and confirm the permitted height/width combination, usable clearance and installation detail for your property.

Find your colour and finish

Find your look across our range of 30 core colours, five matt finishes and four Timber Coat finishes. Single- and double-door choices differ as shown below. These colours apply to the curtain; the security bottom rail has its own gunmetal grey anodised finish.

Core range — single and double doors

Additional core colours — size-specific

Matt finishes

Timber Coat finishes

Colour and product availability can vary by location. Our rolling-door specification sheet marks Dover White with a surcharge; we will confirm finish pricing and any other applicable charges in your quote. See a physical sample before ordering: screen settings, lighting and printed reproductions can change how a colour appears. Timber-look appearance can vary, and normal weathering can reduce colour or gloss over time.

Try a design on your home with our Door Visualiser. Our dealer or mobile showroom can help you compare actual finish samples.

Installation space and clearances

Your garage needs room above, behind and beside the opening for the curtain, brackets, guides, locks and opener. The following dimensions are from the September 2026 specification sheet. All measurements are in millimetres.

The single-door rows apply up to 3,150 mm door width; the double-door rows apply up to 5,500 mm, including overlap. Minimum side-room figures assume the specified curtain overlap. These are the sheet’s A1 opener clearances and measurements for doors without handles; restricted headroom and handle arrangements require the relevant installation instructions. They are planning dimensions, not a substitute for the installer’s site assessment or approval to use any opener.

Set up the right system for your garage

If you want a keypad, battery backup or another connected accessory, include it in the measure-and-quote brief. Compatibility must be confirmed for the opener and Secure system we specify. The battery type and emergency procedure in the separate sectional AUTO LOCK guide should not be applied to these dual locks.

What our security testing covers

We tested Roll-A-Door Secure against selected premium roller doors from Gliderol, Steel Line, Eco, Centurion and Taurean. Within that comparison, Secure was the only tested roller door to comply with section 6.3 (locking devices) of AS/NZS 4505-2012, and it exceeded the test criteria. The result relates to the doors in our comparison, rather than every roller door on the market.

• RC2 classification: our complete system is classified under EN 1627 and EN 1630 when Roll-A-Door Secure is correctly installed as a complete system.
• Impact and jemmy testing: we test against section 3 (dynamic impact) and section 4 (jemmy testing) of AS 5039.
• Australian garage-door standard: AS/NZS 4505-2012 is a strength and performance standard for garage doors and rolling shutters. It is not a burglary-resistance standard.
• Durability: we’ve tested the door to 30,000 open-and-close cycles, with springs rated to 30,000 cycles. Service life still depends on use and maintenance.

We design the system to improve resistance to attempted entry. It cannot guarantee prevention of every break-in and should form part of your home’s wider security arrangements.

Warranty for the complete Secure system

Roll-A-Door Secure has dedicated warranty terms covering the curtain, compatible opener, dual locks, guides, bottom rail, springs and specified associated components as a complete system. Use these terms for a Secure purchase rather than applying the standalone sectional AUTO LOCK accessory warranty.

Each period ends at the time or cycle limit, whichever comes first. One cycle is one complete opening and closing operation. Shared, strata/body-corporate, common-property, multi-residential and industrial applications fall within the commercial definition. Commercial use requires a B&D-specified compatible opener for that application.

What you need to do

• Have the complete, compatible system installed by a B&D Representative and use, care for and maintain it in accordance with the product information. These are also conditions of standard cover.
• For Total Confidence cover, register your purchase as soon as possible and have a B&D Representative service the system within 12 months after installation and every two years thereafter.
• Keep your purchase receipt and service records. The warranty starts on the purchase date; for a building-contract purchase, the start date is the earlier of six months after the builder’s purchase and completion under the building contract.

Conditions that matter before you buy

Normal wear, routine replacement of consumables and normal fading or loss of gloss are not covered as product defects. The terms contain exclusions for misuse, neglected servicing, unauthorised modifications, unsuitable components and external damage. Unapproved alarms or smart-home integrations can affect cover where they contribute to a fault.

Exposure matters: prolonged marine, industrial or other corrosive exposure, including installations within 1 km of those environments, can affect service life and coverage. So can a lack of natural rain washing where an eave, canopy, patio, carport or verandah projects more than 600 mm from the wall. We will discuss the site and required care with you.

Opener exclusions include faults associated with power surges or unsuitable wiring, radio interference, continuous operation exceeding one minute in ten, or a door requiring more than 20 kg of manual opening/closing force. These are operating and warranty conditions, not reasons to keep using a heavy or faulty door.

If a possible defect develops, contact us promptly on 13 62 63 or enquiries@bnd.com.au, retain your receipt and stop continued operation that could cause further damage. We may arrange inspection or request information or return of a component. Remedies and exclusions are set out in the full system terms. Your Australian Consumer Law rights are additional to the manufacturer’s warranty.

Care, operation and your measure-and-quote checklist

Keep the opening clear while the door moves, observe the lock indicators, and follow the operating and emergency-release instructions supplied with your installed Secure system. Do not force a locked door or change the locks, guides, springs or opener settings yourself. Arrange service if movement becomes uneven, a lock does not engage correctly or the opener shows a fault.

For an accurate quote, tell us your preferred profile and finish; the opening dimensions; any sloping floor; the usable vehicle height you need; available side room and headroom; coastal or wind exposure; whether the garage has another entrance; and whether you want smartphone access. We will check those requirements on site and specify the complete door, locks and opener.

Your brochures, manuals and warranty

Looking for a drawing, a complete operating procedure or the full warranty terms? You’ll find our brochures and guides below. Keep the instructions that match the model fitted to your garage.

• Roll-A-Door Secure brochure — profiles, colours and security testing (August 2026, V1.1)
• Residential rolling-door specifications — model dimensions and configuration limits (September 2026)
• Roll-A-Door Secure system warranty terms (2 September 2026)