Residential garage doors in steel, wood, vinyl, fiberglass, and aluminum-and-glass, insulated for home comfort and quiet operation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What garage door materials does American Door offer?
Steel (Classic 9600, Highly Insulated 8300, Best Insulated 8500, and Carriage House 9700 series), wood (7000 series), vinyl (8700 series), fiberglass (Designer 9800 series), and aluminum-and-glass (8800 series).
Which garage door is the most energy-efficient?
The Best Insulated Steel 8500 series, with an R-value of 16.12 from foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation bonded to 2-inch-thick steel sections.
What’s the difference between the 8300 and 8500 insulated steel series?
Both use foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation, heavy-gauge wraparound end caps, and SilentGlide rollers, but the 8500 uses 2-inch-thick panel construction and reaches an R-value of 16.12, versus 12.12 for the 8300 series.
Can a garage door be opened without a visible track or overhead opener?
Yes. The Wood 7000 series offers the IDRIVE operator, mounted on the wall above the door, eliminating the belts, chain, screw drive, and track that normally run across the garage ceiling.
Is there a maintenance-free garage door for coastal areas?
The Vinyl 8700 series won’t rust, fade, crack, or dent and resists salt, humidity, and sand, with an R-value of 11.75 from foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation.
Is a full-view glass garage door available?
Yes. The Aluminum Glass 8800 series uses a rugged, anodized aluminum frame with equal panel spacing, available in 7-foot or 8-foot tall dimensions, with an optional insulated frame.
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