Big black sliding doors with X-braces, insulated sectional overheads and walk doors that fit the way you work.
Doors are the most-used part of a barn. Sliding doors on heavy tracks are strong and simple for wide openings. Insulated sectional overhead doors seal better, work well with openers and suit shops and garages. Walk doors and Dutch doors handle everyday access and stalls.
We choose size, material and hardware for how you use the opening, then add details such as X-braces, glass lites, black steel frames and custom colors. Good framing, flashing and weather sealing keep them working smoothly for years.
Heavy-duty track and hardware.
Better sealing for finished spaces.
Clear openings for what has to fit.
X-brace, glass and custom finishes.
Automation for overhead doors.
Gaskets and thresholds that stop drafts.
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Level tracks, quality hardware and good drainage help.
Yes, overhead doors come with window panels and sliding doors can include glass lites.
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