Traditional garage doors

Traditional garage doors are the raised-panel doors most neighborhoods in the area were built with. Pressed steel sections carry short or long rectangular panels, the top section can take a row of windows, and the whole door reads as part of the house rather than a feature of it. That restraint is the point: on a ranch, a colonial, a split-level or a brick two-story, a traditional door matches the trim and lets the front door and the porch carry the style.

The 16 traditional designs here come from 7 collections. Most are steel, and several come in single-, double- and insulated triple-layer builds, so the same panel pattern can be ordered as a basic door for a detached garage or as an insulated door under a bonus room. One collection prints a stained-plank face onto steel for the wood look without wood upkeep, and one is real wood, built to order.

Use the filters to narrow the grid by color family, material, windows or door width. Every card opens a page with the colors and window styles that design offers, and the heart saves it to a shortlist you can send us for an installed price. If you are weighing steel against wood, or wondering whether insulation is worth it for your garage, the materials guide and the R-value guide cover both before you book.