Barn Garage Doors

There is no standard garage door size.

Barn garage doors. Our partners at clopay offer custom garage doors in a variety of sizes. The smooth white lines of the garage door stand out against the tones of the stained shingles and paver driveway stones creating continuity between the doors windows and roof lines. Would you like to go to the shop. 6 5 r value insulated ultra grain walnut garage door with wrought iron window model gr1sp wo wia2 2 672 00 2 672 00.

They got the name because they resemble the doors of old carriage houses that the wealthy in the 19th century used to store their horses and carriages. Commercial doors are also available. Hahn s woodworking company inc branchburg nj manufacturers since 1984 of the highest quality carriage house barn doors and stile and rail doors with electric motorized overhead operation as well as traditional swing out or sliding doors. At pole barns direct we feature superior quality chi overhead garage doors available in insulated and non insulated versions.

Real carriage door company is now realcraft. Surrounding trees on either side of the garage complement the natural themes and give the garage the feel of a backyard barn. Or if you prefer contact us now to request information. Set your store to see local availability add to cart.

These barn style garage doors are called carriage house doors. A few options are pictured below but we will be happy to price any overhead door or option available in the chi line. Your cart is empty at the moment. If you need a double garage door the typical measurement is 16 ft.

Each real carriage door is built with pride in the pacific northwest. Both door lines are available in a variety of sizes and colors. However a single garage door at eight to nine feet wide and seven to eight feet high is a common measurement for many homes. Excellence in craftsmanship attention to detail is unmistakable in all of our doors and hardware.

Carriage style garage doors known to some as carriage garage doors or barn style garage doors date back to the era of the carriage house which was meant to store horse drawn carriages.