Roller door prices in NZ vary more than most people expect. The height, width, steel finish, and whether you need an automatic opener all affect the final cost — and the difference between a basic domestic door and a large commercial installation can be over $10,000.
This guide covers supply-only pricing for the most common roller door types available in NZ in 2026. All prices are for NZ-made doors delivered to your site (see delivery T&c'S), and reflect current DoorsNZ pricing.
Domestic Roller Door Prices NZ
Domestic roller doors are the standard choice for home garages, sheds, and lifestyle block access. In NZ, these are made by two manufacturers: Windsor Doors and Garador (B&D NZ) — both manufacturing locally to order.
Standard domestic roller door — supply only, no opener:
| Opening Height | Single garage (to ~3000mm wide) | Double garage (to ~5500mm wide) |
|---|---|---|
| 2200mm | From $1,084 | From $1,580 |
| 2500mm | From $1,158 | From $1,680 |
| 3000mm | From $1,402 | From $2,010 |
| 3200mm | From $1,521 | From $2,180 |
Prices shown are for Zincalume® (unpainted) finish. Coloursteel® adds approximately $70–$200 depending on door size. All prices exclude freight, which is calculated at checkout based on your region.
What's included in the supply price? The door curtain, guides, bottom rail, lock barrel, and all hardware needed for installation. The door is made to your exact opening size and delivered.
What's not included? Automatic opener (but available as an add-on), installation labour, and freight.
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Roller Door Opener Prices NZ
If you want a motorised opener, budget an additional $749–$1,399 depending on the model and height. All openers include remotes and are compatible with the DoorsNZ roller door range.
| Opener Model | Best For | Price (supply) |
|---|---|---|
| Windsor RD1000 Pro | Standard domestic doors | $749 |
| Garador Reflex | Domestic doors, Wi-Fi app control | $899 |
| GDO 10 | Heavier or frequently cycled doors | $1,073 |
| GDO 12 | Large commercial and industrial doors | $1,399 |
The Garador Reflex includes Wi-Fi connectivity and smartphone control as standard — a popular choice for new builds and upgrades. Safety beams (photoelectric sensors) are strongly recommended for households with children and are available as an add-on.
Commercial Roller Door Prices NZ
Commercial roller doors are heavier-gauge and available in much taller heights — suited to warehouses, workshops, factories, farm buildings, and any premises requiring wide-span industrial access.
Windsor commercial roller doors — supply only:
| Curtain Height | Starting Price (2200mm wide opening) |
|---|---|
| 2200mm | From $2,453 |
| 2500mm | From $2,528 |
| 3400mm | From $3,085 |
| 4300mm | From $3,421 |
| 4800mm | From $3,526 |
Garador commercial roller doors — supply only:
| Curtain Height | Starting Price (3000mm wide opening) |
|---|---|
| 2400mm | From $2,624 |
| 2900mm | From $2,978 |
| 3300mm | From $3,143 |
| 3800mm | From $3,379 |
| 4200mm | From $3,505 |
| 4700mm | From $3,684 |
Commercial doors can be specified up to 4900mm wide depending on height and brand. Pricing increases with width. Windlock (high-wind) guides are available on Garador commercial doors and are required in many coastal and exposed NZ locations.
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PA Door Prices NZ
Personal access (PA) doors are man-door openings installed within or alongside a roller door — they allow foot traffic without having to raise the main door. Useful in garages, sheds, and commercial premises with frequent pedestrian access.
| PA Door Type | Price (supply, pre-hung) |
|---|---|
| Garador PA Door (2000mm H × 800mm W) | $995 |
| Armorsteel / Maestro standard PA door | From $1,749 |
| Maestro No Sill PA door (level entry) | From $2,050 |
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What Affects Roller Door Prices Most?
Height is the biggest cost driver. A 3200mm door uses significantly more steel than a 2200mm door — expect to pay 30–50% more for the same width at greater height.
Width adds cost more gradually. Most width increments add $50–$180 per 300mm of additional width.
Steel finish: Zincalume® is the base price — a zinc-aluminium coating that gives a natural silver-grey appearance. Coloursteel® (pre-painted in a range of NZ colours) costs more but suits visible facades. For properties within 500m of the ocean, Coloursteel® Endura is the correct coastal-grade finish — ask at ordering.
High-wind guides: Standard guides suit sheltered locations. For coastal, elevated, or exposed sites — which describes much of NZ — windlock guides add $150–$350 and are often required to meet building consent wind load specifications.
Freight: Roller doors are bulky freight items. Delivery to main NZ centres is typically $220 per door. Rural and remote locations attract a surcharge calculated at checkout.
Supply-Only vs Supply and Install
DoorsNZ sells supply-only. This suits homeowners comfortable with DIY installation and tradies who want to source their own door. All doors come with installation guides and the manufacturers provide technical support.
If you prefer to use an installer, budget approximately $400–$900 additional for domestic installation labour, depending on your location and job complexity.
Is a Roller Door Cheaper Than a Sectional Door?
Generally yes. For equivalent sizes, roller doors are typically $500–$900 cheaper than sectional panel doors at supply-only prices. Sectional doors offer better insulation and a more architectural appearance, but roller doors use less headroom, have fewer moving parts, and cost less to buy and maintain over time.
For a full breakdown: Roller Door vs Sectional Door NZ — Which Is Right for You?
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All prices on this page are indicative starting prices based on the narrowest available width. Your exact price depends on your opening width, height, finish, and guide choice.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a roller door cost in NZ in 2026?
Domestic roller doors start from $1,084 supply-only (2200mm opening, Zincalume finish). Commercial doors start from $2,453, and automatic openers add $749 to $1,399. Your final price depends on the door's height, width, steel finish and whether you need high-wind guides.
Does the roller door price include freight and installation?
No — DoorsNZ prices are supply-only. Freight is typically $220 per door to main NZ centres, with a surcharge for rural or remote addresses calculated at checkout. If you choose to use an installer, budget roughly $400 to $900 for domestic installation labour.
Is a roller door cheaper than a sectional door?
Generally yes. At equivalent sizes, roller doors are usually $500 to $900 cheaper than sectional panel doors supply-only, and the gap widens on larger openings.
What affects roller door pricing the most?
Height is the biggest cost driver — a taller door uses far more steel and can cost 30 to 50% more than a shorter door of the same width. Width, a Coloursteel finish (versus Zincalume), and high-wind windlock guides also add to the price.
How much does an automatic opener cost?
Openers range from $749 to $1,399: the Windsor RD1000 Pro is $749, the Garador Reflex (Wi-Fi) is $899, the GDO 10 is $1,073, and the GDO 12 for large doors is $1,399.