Insulated steel

Classic panel premium

The raised panel everyone pictures when they picture a garage door — done with a deeper profile and a better finish than the builder-grade version.

A traditional raised-panel double garage door in almond on a family home Insulated steel
Material
Insulated steel
Insulation
Polyurethane core
Windows
Optional, several designs
Finish
Painted
Suits
Traditional
Raking light across the deep raised panels of a steel garage door
Why premium

The profile depth is the whole difference.

A cheap raised panel is a shallow stamping that flattens out in daylight. The premium profile is pressed deeper, so the shadow lines hold from across the street and the door reads as substantial rather than printed on. On a traditional house it is the difference between correct and approximate.

  • Deeper panel profile, stronger shadow lines
  • Insulated core as standard
  • Long-lasting baked finish
  • Window designs to suit period houses
Options

How you can specify it.

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Common questions

Straight answers.

Not on a house it belongs on. It looks wrong on a flat-roofed modern build and right on a traditional one.

Match the shape of the house windows. If they are square-headed, avoid the arched options.

Baked on at the factory, which is why it lasts far longer than anything brushed on afterwards.

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