Garage Doors by Pella® Available at select dealers and Lowe's home improvement stores.Custom designs from Pella. Meticulous detailing and uncompromised craftsmanship provide our very best – both inside and out. Natural warmth and beauty of wood. Custom door designs to complement your home's architecture. Energy efficient insulation and exceptional noise reduction.Pella garage doors offer world class performance with low maintenance appeal and beautiful styles. Unparalleled curb appeal with Traditional and Carriage House designs. Garage doors in steel, aluminum or vinyl to meet your needs. Insulation options for a range of energy efficiency and noise reduction. Great looks with dependable Pella performance. Encompass by Pella® Garage DoorsWhen you want some of Pella’s most popular designs and options, this collection of garage doors is designed to deliver. Most popular garage door designs at affordable prices. Energy efficient insulation options.
Pella provides a wide range of garage doors to best suit your unique needs.We realize that no matter your style or budget, you want a garage door that you can be proud of. That’s why Pella offers three distinctive lines of garage doors, Architect Series®, Pella®, and Encompass by Pella®, that provide beauty, performance and value.Whether your home is traditional or contemporary, elegant or casual, Pella garage door designs can add beauty, curb appeal and lasting value. Pella offers a broad range of garage door designs to meet the unique needs of the individual homeowner. Choose from over 1,000 designs to find the garage door that fits your style and budget. Extra Strong and Durable. Pella garage doors are made with high quality materials, durable construction and skilled craftsmanship. Superior heavy-duty 14 gauge hardware and premium nylon rollers come standard with every Pella garage door.Pella garage doors offer a range of insulations and door thicknesses to provide the energy efficiency that you desire.
The higher the R-Value insulation rating, the better the garage door will maintain the temperature in your garage to help keep out the cold or heat. This is especially important when the garage is attached to your home.All Pella residential and commercial steel and aluminum garage doors are manufactured in the USA, affirming Pella's commitment to high quality and durability. For specific Pella garage door models that comply with "Made in USA" specifications, click here.Pella garage door products are made with up to 90% recycled content, and approximately 5-7% of the steel is reused at the plant.When your garage is below or next to living spaces, noise reduction is very important. A door with more construction layers and upgraded Pella nylon rollers offers quiet performance every time.Enjoy extra peace of mind. Pella’s SAFEShield patented center and end-hinges, exclusive safety bottom brackets and uniquely-designed pinch protection sections help reduce the risk of serious hand and finger injuries.
Pella Wind Load approved garage doors help protect from strong winds. In hurricane regions, Pella garage doors with impact resistance glass provide strong protection from flying debris.Pella garage doors come standard with finish, hardware and one-year labor warranties. Finish and hardware warranties vary from Limited Lifetime to 1-year time periods. Warranties are non-prorated, meaning you have 100% coverage for the full warranty period. Click Here for complete warranty details. Pella Traditional Series 108-in x 84-in Insulated White Single Garage Door with Windows Item # 368890 Model # 123458 Get energy savings and quieter operation with insulated construction Steel interior panel adds strength, security and a finished appearance to your door Windows let in light to brighten your garage interior Enjoy increased peace of mind with Pella's SafeShield patented hardware Five-layer paint system provides durable, long-lasting color Make a statement in your neighborhood with this time-honored traditional design
Heavy-duty 14-gauge hardware and premium nylon rollers come standard with every Pella door Manufactured in the USA from recycled steel Community Q & A Use and Care GuideUpdated: Oct 12, 2016 How to Choose the Best Garage Doors - A garage gives us the incredible luxury of space. Whether we choose to use it for our cars so we can begin our morning commutes without facing the elements or we use it for storage, a garage is tremendously helpful. But it most definitely starts to feel unhelpful and decidedly un-luxurious when your garage doors are creaking, groaning, refusing to open, or just as infuriatingly, refusing to close. Garage doors should be something we take for granted; we shouldn't have to spend much thought on them. So, spend a little time now choosing the right garage door, and you won't have to think about it again anytime soon. Here are some tips for buying garage doors. You should be able to drive right up to your garage, and with a click of a button, have access to the inside.
Whether it is attached to your home or not, being able to securely park your car - or your belongings - in a garage is a definite benefit. The best roll-up and overhead garage doors provide security and safety from the elements and from theft, as well as add to your home's aesthetic appearance and value. In addition, if you have an older model door, you can upgrade to one of today's efficient, smooth, and easy-to-operate models. You can choose from wood, aluminum, composite, fiberglass, or steel to suit your needs and preferences. Which is right for you, and which has the features you want? First, just measure your garage door opening. You'll need this information! The next step is to decide on aesthetics: do you want flush panels, which are flat, raised panels, painted panels, windows, coach or barn style doors? Your garage door accounts for a significant part of your home's exterior, so style is not just an afterthought. Today's top manufacturers create an incredible array of designs that will fit your home, whether it is an old Victorian or a modern ranch.
Next, think about the material of the door. Wood and steel are the most popular and the most affordable. Each has benefits and drawbacks. Wood has the advantage of being the most budget-friendly material. A 16 x 7 foot flush wood door, for example, costs from $400 to $700. Wood is easy to install, and there is no denying its beauty. On the other hand, wood expands and contracts with the weather, warps, needs to be painted, and is typically the least durable. Steel garage doors don't crack, warp, or succumb to weather changes, and today's models can be painted to look like real wood. Steel garage doors are usually treated to resist rust, and they have polystyrene or polyurethane foam insulation to help you keep your home cool in the summer or warm in the wanter. The doors are light and easy to use. They can dent, however, and are difficult to repair if this happens. They also cost more than wood: an average steel garage door costs between $750 and $1200. Fiberglass is generally used by those who live in caustic, oceanside climates, but both it and aluminum are not durable.
Fiberglass breaks, and aluminum can dent very easily.For temperate climates, your R factor should be 3. For colder climates, choose an R factor of up to 10. Good insulation is also vital if you use your garage as a workspace, laundry room, or rec room. The first step is to know where to look, and luckily, you have a lot of options. As far as brands, Clopay, Martin, Raynor, Garador, Amar, and Wayne Dalton are the top manufacturers. Their doors are typically of very high quality, and you can find many models that will fit your budget. //cd_Garage+Door+Buying+Guide_468943105_) physical location or websites. They each have garage door buying guides to help you decide on the right model. Clopay is the brand sold by Home Depot, and when you use their garage door guide, you will enter in your height and width requirements. A list of possible matches is generated for you to puruse. For instance, if you need a 16 x 7 foot door, you will have options, which include the Value Plus Series.
This is a steel door with insulation (R value of 6.3), and if you choose a short panel design with no extras, it will cost about $670 to install yourself or $1100 to have installed. As you add options, such as windows or locks, the price will increase. As a top brand, Clopay can be a bit pricy, especially if you're not a DIY-er. Wayne Dalton is a good budget-friendly choice. You will still get the quality you want, but at a lower price. A basic short panel steel door, for instance, costs just over $300 at stores like Lowes. You can also find models by manufacturers like Amarr that run the spectrum from affordable to luxurious. You can find the door that will fit your needs and your budget, and you can do so even when you choose the top brands. Garage Doors Installation: DIY or Not: As you can see with the Clopay garage door, installation can tack on several hundreds of dollars to the cost of a garage door. This can be well worth it if you do not have the time or the technical inclination to do it yourself.