Classic Steel Garage Doors
Classic Steel Garage Doors: Models 8000-8200
These Entry Level Garage Doors Check All the Boxes
Who says you can’t have gorgeous style, great thermal efficiency and reliable, low-maintenance performance at an excellent value? At Wayne Dalton, we don’t think price and quality are mutually exclusive. In fact, we are proud to offer a line of entry level garage doors that are easy on the budget without sacrificing anything on your wish list.
Our popular entry level garage doors are expertly crafted with steel panels that are adorned in a timeless classic pattern that has been a staple of great architecture for generations. With quality craftsmanship and oh-so-appealing design front and center, these entry level garage doors are as gorgeous as they are functional and durable.
Choose from two models. Model 8000 is an uninsulated, single-layer steel door. Polystyrene insulation gives model 8200 an R-value of 7.4.
Classic Steel Garage Door Models 8024 & 8224
Polyester Finish Garage Doors Boast Good Looks That Last
When it comes to the enviable combination of good looks and good value, Wayne Dalton’s polyester finish garage doors deliver. Sturdy 24-gauge steel panels are baked with two coats of polyester, then embossed with a choice of classic design patterns that make these doors as gorgeous as they are functional and durable.
And while you’ll appreciate the polished finishing touch our Classic Steel garage doors lend to your home, you’ll also welcome their virtually maintenance-free appeal. As the Wayne Dalton designers and engineers know, polyester is incredibly resistant to high water and wind, along with other environmental factors—ensuring our polyester finish garage doors will weather the elements beautifully for many years to come.
Our polyester finish garage doors demonstrate you don’t have to sacrifice style or great quality for an affordability. This door deftly meld all three.
Classic Steel Garage Doors Models 9100-9605
What’s the Big Deal About Foamed-in-Place Polyurethane Insulation?
Sure, you may choose a classic steel garage door because it’s good looking and won’t warp, crack or rot the way wood garage doors do. But there’s another good reason to choose Wayne Dalton’s Classic Steel Models 9100 and 9605: foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation.
We know, foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation is a mouthful, to be sure. Yet, it’s the hidden gem nestled inside our decidedly attractive classic steel garage doors. This type of insulation can improve your home’s thermal efficiency, block street noise and help the door operate more quietly.
Plus, we encase the polyurethane foamed-in-place insulation in some incredibly versatile material. Our Classic Steel garage doors come in a variety of stylish design options that mean you don’t have to sacrifice beauty for durability—or thermal efficiency.
Classic Steel Garage Doors: Models 8300, 8300AG, 8500 & 8500AG
Classic Steel Garage Doors with Exceptional Thermal Efficiency
Designer style and enviable thermal efficiency go hand in hand with Wayne Dalton’s Classic Steel garage doors. It doesn’t matter what part of the country you live in, whether you experience extreme cold or extreme heat in your region, better thermal efficiency is on everybody’s mind. That’s why we’ve created two Classic Steel garage doors designed to improve your home’s thermal efficiency—Models 8300 and 8500.
Our best-insulated residential garage doors feature two layers of steel surrounding a thick layer of foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation. But along with delivering great thermal efficiency, our Classic Steel garage doors boast great looks, too.
Inspired by today’s popular designer looks, they are available in a variety of stylish panel options that mean you don’t have to sacrifice beauty for practicality while also adding undeniable curb appeal.
Carriage House Steel Garage Doors
Carriage House Steel Garage Doors Model 9405
Model 9405 is a perfect example. This steel carriage house door is a no-fuss craftsmanship that brings unparalleled features and individuality with so many architectural styles. Whether the exterior of your home is finished in handsome plank siding, stacked stone, traditional brick and mortar, shake shingles, stucco or an attractive combination, our carriage house garage door styles add the perfect finishing touch—along with welcome functionality that keeps your modern-day horsepower safely tucked away.
While our carriage house garage door styles boast the classic aesthetic of their vintage inspiration, many of today’s homeowners are using them in unexpected ways. Finished in dark and dramatic hues, they add bold and unexpected glamour to contemporary residences or an out-of-the-ordinary shot of notice-me personality to the timeless charm of traditional craftsman.
These carriage house garage door styles are sure to add eye-catching appeal to your neighborhood. With a classic swing-open appearance, they offer all the style you love with the modern-day convenience of a sectional steel garage door. Each steel panel is deeply embossed with a rich wood-grain pattern that gives it an authentic look. But unlike wood doors that can warp, crack or rot, our carriage house garage door styles maintain their good looks for years to come.
Carriage House Garage Doors: Model 8670
There’s a reason many discerning homeowners are drawn to carriage house designs over utilitarian garage doors. Model 8670 is a perfect example. This Steel Carriage House Door is quite simply a design chameleon that looks amazing with so many architectural styles. Whether your home is flanked in handsome plank siding, stacked stone, traditional brick and mortar, shake shingles or stucco, Wayne Dalton’s carriage house designs add the perfect finishing touch—along with welcome functionality that secures your garage space.
With a stylish nod to wide open spaces and the quiet country life, our vintage-inspired Model 8670 boasts classic good looks, beautiful craftsmanship and care-free maintenance. You don’t have to be nestled on acres of rolling Kentucky bluegrass to add a bit of carriage house charm to your home sweet home. All of our carriage house designs lend a fresh, welcoming ambiance to the exterior of your home no matter where you live. Elegant, yet unfussy, they’re sure to add eye-catching appeal to your domestic slice of heaven.
With a classic swing-open appearance and tall sections for maximum light, carriage house designs offer all the style you love with the modern-day convenience of a sectional steel garage door. Best of all, when you choose one of our carriage house designs, you don’t have to sacrifice beauty for durability. Unlike wood doors that can warp, crack or rot, a steel garage door maintains its good looks for years to come.
Carriage House Garage Doors Model 8600
Imagination is a beautiful thing—and we love seeing all the unique ways our customers infuse their home with personal flair using our Carriage House Steel garage doors. They’re in good company. Even HGTV design stars have even chosen Wayne Dalton doors for a coveted home makeover. Whether you’re looking for crisp geometry of square-topped garage doors or prefer the graceful lines of arched topped garage doors, you’re sure to find inspiration in popular Model 8600.
Expertly crafted, this Wayne Dalton steel carriage house garage door offers all the charm of the swing-door originals in a no-fuss, low-maintenance standard steel-panel door. Each panel is richly embossed with a wood-grain pattern with a DecaTrim™ II Overlays to give it an authentic look that is the foil for so many architectural styles. Just as important, this Carriage House Garage Door features foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation with a U-factor of .13 (R-value of 12.12). They not only look gorgeous, but they can also enhance your home’s thermal efficiency, too.
Choose Carriage House garage doors to enhance a European-styled stone manse. Accent a contemporary new build or traditional ranch with square-topped garage doors. Model 8600 works beautifully with homes wrapped in plank siding, stacked stone, traditional brick and mortar, shake shingles, stucco or an attractive combination of finishing materials.