Carriage House
Grand Harbor garage doors
A steel-frame carriage house door with a painted composite overlay, the most direct route to the swing-out look.
Grand Harbor is the plainer-spoken member of the carriage house group. It pairs a steel door with a painted composite overlay. The crossbuck and rail pattern that defines the style is there, in a solid paint finish rather than a wood-grain one. From the street it reads as hinged doors. On the track it rolls up overhead like any sectional.
That painted finish is a good match for a house with painted trim. Think of a white farmhouse, a coastal cottage or a colonial where a stained wood door would feel out of place. Insulated and non-insulated versions are both offered, and the insulated build suits an attached garage.
Samples and full specifications are shown at the in-home consultation.
- Style
- Carriage House
- Material
- Steel
- Insulation
- Insulated versions available
- Windows
- Available
- Made by
- Clopay
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