List of Garage Door Manufacturers in the United States Carriage House Garage Door Manufacturers Manufacturers of carriage house garage doors Overhead Door Corporation2501 South State Highway 121 Bus. Suite 200 Lewisville, TX 75067 Contemporary Garage Door Manufacturers Manufacturers of contemporary garage doors Raised Panel Garage Door Manufacturers Manufacturers of raised panel garage doors Garage Door Opener and Accessories Manufacturers Manufacturers of garage door openersYour Garage Door does much more than simply move up and down, up and down. Is your garage heated? Is your current garage door insulated? Homeowners waste thousands of dollars each year by constantly heating their garage, only to have the heat escape through an non-insulated or drafty garage door. Window World Garage Doors provide you with countless styles and options, including insulated and non-insulated versions. Non-insulated garage doors are fine if your garage is stand-alone, or not heated and cooled with your home.
In order to match any home’s specific design, look, and feel, Window World replacement Garage Doors come in a variety of options, including: Regardless of your home, replacement Garage Doors make an excellent addition to your house. And as expected of any Window World product, our Garage Door Systems are backed by our unsurpassed warranty. Looks can be deceiving. From a distance, you see wood. Up close, it’s sturdy, durable, low-maintenance steel. The Classica Collection of Carriage House Doors. Precision-shaped doors in fresh, clean, classic carriage house styles that go up and down like traditional garage doors. Three-section tall designs, instead of four, help deliver a more authentic carriage house look. Deception never looked so good. Optional decorative hardware, reminiscent of authentic hardware found on original carriage houses, adds character to your door. Seven unique three-section stamped-steel designs. Actual paint colors may vary from samples shown.
Amarr steel doors are pre-painted; for custom colors exterior latex paint must be used. Self-Expression shouldn’t cost a fortune. With Amarr’s Oak Summit Collection it won’t. These durable steel doors offer an attractive carriage house look. Choose from a variety of door colors, decorative hardware, and window accents. Customize your home with Amarr’s most affordable carriage house door. Give your door a unique carriage house look with a variety of decorative hardware options. The Oak Summit Collection is available in four designs with your choice of ten colors and 25 windows. *Available on Oak Summit 1000/2000 only.Oak Summit 1000/2000: True White, Almond, Sandtone, Terratone, and Dark Brown. Oak Summit 3000: True White, Almond, Sandtone, Brown, Terratone, Hunter Green, Gray, and Dark or Medium Woodgrain. Tradition never goes out of style. Choose from four different panel designs to create the steel garage door you always wanted. The Heritage Collection provides a heavier gauge steel, and both collections feature durable low-maintenance doors in your choice of traditional styles.
The Heritage & Stratford Collections. Great looks for years to come. Choose from contemporary or craftsmen DecraGlass windows or DecraTrim window inserts to coordinate with your home. *Heritage Flush Panel has no shadow lines. The Heritage & Stratford Collections are available in a variety of panel designs and colors.Heritage: True White, Almond, Sandtone, and Brown. Stratford 1000/2000: True White, Almond, Sandtone, Terratone, and Dark Brown. Stratford 3000: True White, Almond, Sandtone, Brown, Terratone, Hunter Green, Gray, and Dark or Medium Woodgrain. Design and energy efficiency make Designer’s Choice and Olympus doors popular models. With triple-layer construction, a thermal seal, and superior insulation with an R-value of 19.40 or 14.46, these durable, low-maintenance doors give you the ultimate in quiet operation and energy efficiency. Choose window inserts or DecraGlass windows to coordinate with your home’s design along with decorative hardware.
Designer’s Choice is a bead board carriage house design while the Olympus door is a traditional short panel design. Four colors are available on select models and widths.Fimbel Designer’s Choice 400: True White. Fimbel Designer’s Choice 500: True White, Almond, Sandtone, and Brown. Fimbel Olympus 400/500: True White, Almond, Sandtone, and Brown. *Available only in 8’, 9’, 10’, 16’, or 18’ widths. Update your home with the elegant Garage Door it deserves. Contact us today to request a free in-home estimate! > > Garage Door Extension Springs Garage door extension springs are made specifically for a door height. For example, extension springs for 7' high garage doors generally cannot be used with 8' doors. When you use an extension spring with a taller door, the spring will have to stretch farther to allow the door to close. This affects the lift of the springs as well as how long the spring will last. Because of the pulley system, the extension spring's stretch is 1/2 of the door height.
A common stretch for an 8' high door is 27X48. The 48 indicates that the difference between the spring length when the door is open and when it is closed is 48 inches. Two times 48 inches is 96 inches, which is 8 feet (the door height). The other number indicated by the stretch of an extension spring is the spring length. In the example above, the 27 refers to a spring length of 27 inches when the spring is compressed. Though there are often multiple spring lengths for a given door height, longer springs tend to be used on taller garage doors. Extension springs are also designed to lift a certain amount of weight. An 80-pound extension spring, for example, will lift 80 pounds. Because of the pulley system, however, it only lifts 40 pounds of door weight. The extension spring on the other side of the door will lift another 40 pounds. Therefore, two 80-pound extension springs are used on a garage door that weighs 80 pounds. Garage door extension springs are also color-coded.
The color for each spring can be found by viewing the detail when you click the part number or description. The lifts for extension springs follow these colors: Tan-100# - White-110# - Green-120# - Yellow-130# - Blue-140# - Red-150# - Brown-160# - Orange-170# - Gold-180# - Light Blue-190#. This pattern is repeated through all the lift categories. For example, a 90#, a 290#, a 390# and a 490# will all be painted light blue on one end. Temporary fixes for broken ends. When the loop breaks off the end of an extension spring, there are two options for fixing the springs without replacing them. One is to separate the last two coils with a screwdriver and attach the s-hook or eye bolt. The other temporary fix is to install a clip at the end of the spring. You can buy these at our hardware page linked below. Bear in mind that these are temporary fixes. You can expect your spring to break again at another place along the length or at the end of the spring. The best repair is to replace both or all four springs.
Springs for Off Applications. If you are looking for springs to use for a project other than for a garage door, you'll need to calculate the pull needed when the spring is fully extended. For example, if you want to ease the lift of a 300 pound object, you will need a spring that pulls 300 pounds when it is fully extended. A 25 inch spring that pulls 300 pounds on a 7 foot high door does not pull 300 pounds until it is stretched 42 inches beyond its original length of 25 inches. The total extended length of the spring would then be 67 inches. Here are two variations to consider. If you cut the 300 pound lift spring in half, it would pull 300 pounds when stretched only 21 inches. Or, if you pull the same 25 inch spring just 21 inches, it will pull only 150 pounds. If you determine what you need for your special application, we can usually find a solution. The best way to determine the extension springs you need is to weigh your garage door. This video should help. Additionally, in recent months, there has been a rising concern about the type of steel used in springs.
For example, Chinese imported steel and springs are of a lower quality, and therefore much more brittle than other sources. At DDM Garage Doors, we make it our primary concern to not only help people figure out how to repair their garage doors, but also to provide excellent products for our customers. Therefore, if you purchase a spring from us, you can rest assured that all our springs are made with steel from the United States, thereby guaranteeing a higher quality than our competitors. For extension spring cables, safety cables, pulleys, and other hardware for your extension spring door, see our Garage Door Extension Spring Hardware page. Be sure that you replace all of the springs on your garage door. Replacing only one spring often causes an imbalance as the old spring has typically lost some tension. If just the loop on the end of your spring broke, consider purchasing just an extension spring clip on our extension spring hardware page. Installing the clip on the last two coils or so of the spring may allow the homeowner to continue using an old spring longer before needing to replace the springs.