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Garage door styles

Modern full-view, carriage house, wood-look steel and classic raised panel. Every style comes in multiple colors, window layouts and insulation levels.

Modern Full-View garage doors on a white farmhouse
Style 1 of 4

Modern Full-View

Matte black aluminum frames with frosted or clear glass. Lets daylight in, keeps the garage private, and suits modern farmhouse and contemporary homes.

  • Aluminum frame with glass panels
  • Frosted, clear or tinted glass
  • Popular on modern farmhouse builds
  • Best on attached garages with good weather sealing
Carriage House garage doors on a white farmhouse
Style 2 of 4

Carriage House

The look of swing-out barn doors with the convenience of an overhead sectional door. Strap hinges, handles and a row of top windows finish it.

  • Overlay panels with decorative hardware
  • Optional top windows
  • Steel or wood-look finishes
  • Available insulated
Wood-Look Steel garage doors on a white farmhouse
Style 3 of 4

Wood-Look Steel

Warm cedar, walnut or oak tones printed on insulated steel. The look of a wood door without rot, warping or refinishing.

  • Realistic wood-grain finishes
  • No sanding or staining
  • Insulated steel core
  • Hides small dings better than smooth dark panels
Classic Raised Panel garage doors on a white farmhouse
Style 4 of 4

Classic Raised Panel

The most common garage door in Kansas City neighborhoods. Raised steel panels in dozens of colors, with or without windows.

  • Short or long raised panels
  • Dozens of colors
  • Window options
  • Non-insulated, polystyrene or polyurethane
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