Carriage House Collection Garage Doors

Carriage House Garage Doors Offer Classic Style and Steel Strength

Thinking about a carriage house garage door for your Toledo-area home? This is the look homeowners search for when they want the charm of old wood-and-hardware doors. It’s a design that sets your house apart on your street while performing like any other insulated steel garage door.

Each Overhead Carriage House door starts with hot-dipped galvanized steel and two coats of baked-on polyester paint, so the finish holds up to Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan winters instead of just imitating a look. Choose 7-foot doors in a 3-section design or 8-foot doors in a 4-section design, with polyurethane insulation delivering an U-factor of 0.16 and R-value of 10 for real energy performance. We also offer wind load-rated options if you need.

Finishes range from rich stains to painted colors, all with an embossed wood-grain texture that captures the character of a classic carriage house door. You can also add windows in clear, opaque, and gray tint options as well as decorative hardware to add curb appeal.

Learn more about our carriage house collection garage doors by downloading our brochure.
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Carriage House Collection Garage Doors
Carriage House Collection Garage Doors

View carriage doors on your house before you decide

Overhead’s DoorView Visualization Tool allows you to see what new garage doors would look like before you buy. You can also stop in to our showroom for a free consultation to talk finishes, hardware, and pricing with our team.

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What’s the difference between the Carriage House Collection and the Courtyard Collection?

Both collections give you the swing-out carriage door look in durable insulated steel, so it’s easy to mix them up. The main differences come down to panel design and insulation level. The Carriage House Collection (Model 7540) offers 7-foot, 3-section and 8-foot, 4-section designs with an R-value of 10, while the Courtyard Collection uses different panel configurations with insulation up to R-12.76 depending on the model. If you’re deciding between the two, our team can walk you through both in person so you can see exactly which panel style and performance level fits your home.