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Clopay carriage house garage doors combine two of the most commonly desired elements of residential garage doors – the rustic charm of the carriage house and the modern convenience of an overhead-opening garage door. Whether you are seeking the perfect match for new construction or simply replacing existing garage doors, carriage house style can be the perfect way to incorporate your personal taste into your home’s exterior while also enhancing curb appeal.
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Canyon Ridge® Elements
A modern update to our traditional carriage house door, Canyon Ridge Elements pairs textured overlays with clean, square edges and durable insulated steel to give you the look of painted wood without the upkeep.
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Canyon Ridge® Chevron
This eye-catching geometric pattern is now available in a low-maintenance composite material that looks and feels like real wood. This moisture-resistant door won’t rot, warp or crack and can be painted or stained for looks that last
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Crave the look of wood without the upkeep? Our 5-Layer faux wood door is constructed with an insulated steel base door for durability and topped with moisture-resistant composite cladding and overlays molded from natural wood boards.
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A low-maintenance alternative to real wood is the Canyon Ridge 4-Layer faux wood garage door. Similar to its 5-Layer counterpart, it also has an energy-efficient polyurethane-insulated steel core topped with moisture-resistant composite overlays.
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Canyon Ridge® Louver
Versatile and unique, plantation style Louver doors perfectly complement coastal cottages and colonial homes. They can also be a standout piece on traditional exteriors or modern farmhouses. Whatever your style, these doors add “wow” factor to your home.
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Gallery® Steel
We’ve taken the iconic raised panel steel garage door and given it a vintage feel by adding a grooved panel design, optional windows, and many unique color choices, including our Ultra-Grain® wood-look and Lustra™ matte finishes.
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Bridgeport™ Steel
Travel back to simpler times and symmetry found in traditional stile and rail recessed panel doors —updated in a durable, stylish steel construction. Go retro with a long panel profile or add modern flair to your home with a narrow vertical panel design.
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Coachman®
The perfect blend of beauty and practicality, these doors are crafted of durable steel and insulation topped with a textured composite overlay. Authentic details give the look of a historic “swing-out” door, with the ease of overhead operation.
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Grand Harbor®
When budget is the deciding factor, this low-maintenance, insulation-optional steel frame carriage house style garage door combines clean lines and classic charm to provide a popular style at a great value.
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Reserve® Wood Custom
Both stunning and substantial, every Reserve® Wood garage door embodies our total commitment to design, detail and craftsmanship with the warmth and character no other material can match.
Reserve® Wood Limited Edition
A natural wood door is the kind of door that gets people talking. Our Limited Edition lives up to its billing, featuring eight of our most popular insulated carriage house door styles handcrafted for exceptional beauty, durability and energy efficiency.
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Reserve® Wood Semi-Custom
Let the lasting beauty of a natural wood door welcome you home. Choose from six recessed panel designs in redwood, hemlock or cedar outfitted with decorative windows and hardware to complement your architectural style and color scheme.
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What Makes A Carriage House Garage Door?
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. Since the typical family now travels via automobile rather than a horse-carriage, a popular way to capture the historic charm of this bygone era is to choose a carriage house garage door.
Because these doors were originally crafted from wood, natural finishes are often popular for this type of garage door. Clopay offers natural wood via the Reserve® Wood, or the convenience of faux wood with our Ultra-Grain® finish. Homeowners seeking a “country-style” garage door look may opt for a painted white finish with crossbuck panels. A variety of other finish options are also available, including custom paint and stain options to complement the design of virtually any home.
In addition to the natural tones of wood, many homeowners enjoy the natural light provided by a carriage house garage door with windows. Window choices range from the simple look of plain glass, to the artistic look of designer-etched glass with beveled inserts. To make cleaning easy, all Clopay’s window inserts are removable.
What Do Carriage House Garage Doors Cost?
As with any building material, carriage house garage door prices depend on the materials used, level of insulation, and your local home-improvement market prices. Because of this, you can typically expect garage doors with materials like composite to be more affordable than natural wood. It is important to keep in mind that most homeowners only replace their garage door once in their lifetime, so choosing the door of your dreams will be an investment you will enjoy for years to come.
For homeowners primarily concerned with wind-resistance and durability, Clopay offers Windcode carriage house door designs. These doors are designed for high-wind environments like Florida, Connecticut, Texas, North and South Carolina.
Where Can I Find Carriage House Garage Doors For Sale?
If you love the look of carriage house doors, it is easy to find the perfect look for your home. Use our Door Imagination System to see a Clopay door on your home. Then, use our Dealer locator to find a local dealer or Home Depot near you and get your perfect door professionally installed.
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