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SHOP GARAGE DOORS & OPENERS 1 Choose your Garage Door Style Large selection of colours and insulation types Customizable frame colour and glass options 2 Select your Garage Door Material Plenty of design options and wood types Can be painted or stained Can be handcrafted to homeowner specifications Available in flush or raised-panel designs Provides the look of wood without the upkeep Won't warp, rot, split or crack Many glass window options available so you can choose the degree of light transmission and privacy 3 Consider your Insulation Needs A garage door is the largest opening to your home, and containing temperature flow throughout your home can be difficult without an insulated garage door. Consider your climate: Do you have living space above your garage? Do you use your garage often (as a workspace, for example)? An insulated door helps with temperature control and operates more quietly than a non-insulated door.
4 Customize your Design Create a one-of-a kind look with paint colours, wood-grain finishes, windows and decorative hardware. Allow natural light into your garage and complement your home’s exterior with beautiful decorative garage door windows. Styles include square, rectangle and arched. Black powder-coated handles and step plates come standard on select garage doors. To further enhance the design of your door, look for optional decorative hardware, including handles, operable L-keylocks, strap hinges, door knockers and studs. 5 Measure your Garage Door Use the drawing and instructions below to measure your garage door. Remember to bring these measurements with you to your nearest Home Depot store when you’re ready to shop or purchase. Measure garage door opening width and height. This determines the size of door needed, and the rough opening should be the same size as the door. Measure the clearance (side room) on the left and right side of the garage door opening.
There needs to be at least 3-3/4" clearance on either side to accommodate the installation of the vertical track for standard extension spring and torsion spring systems. Specialized spring systems may require more side room. Measure the headroom, which is the distance between the top of the door opening (jamb header) and the ceiling (or floor joist). Standard extension and torsion spring systems generally require 10” to 12” of headroom. If you have restricted headroom, special hardware is available. Additional headroom is required for installation of an automatic garage door opener. Measure the backroom – distance is measured from the garage door opening to the back wall of the garage. Door height plus 18” is required. Additional backroom may be required for installation of an automatic garage door opener. 6 Garage Door and Opener Installation Our experts will help you choose a style and our Installation Services professionals will take care of the rest. They remove existing doors and install it all, from the garage door, door opener and keyless entry system to weather seals and door trim.
Door will come with torsion spring (limited exceptions may apply). Design Your Garage Door Our free tool helps you explore your options by designing different garage door looks. It’s always recommended that you replace your garage door opener at the same time you replace your garage door. Two types of drives are common: belt drives and chain drives. You can also connect your garage door opener to your smart phone using MyQ Technology. Use a sturdy rubber-like belt (similar to a car's fan belt) to open and close your garage door Generally the quietest type of drive VIEW ALL GARAGE DOOR OPENERS Use a metal chain (similar to a bicycle chain) to open and close your garage door Often less expensive than belt-drive openers Generally louder than belt-drive openers Can require maintenance or replacement, as chains can grow loose over time Chamberlain MyQ Garage Door Openers Open, close and monitor a MyQ garage door opener anytime, anywhere using your smartphone