Residential Garage Doors
Steel, wood, aluminum, fiberglass and composite sectional doors for homes.
Overhead Door Resources is an independent reference for garage doors, commercial sectional and rolling steel doors, fire doors, high-speed doors, openers and operators, gates, loading docks, springs and parts. It profiles the manufacturers behind them and the codes that govern them.
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Eighteen product categories, from residential steel doors to dock levelers.
Steel, wood, aluminum, fiberglass and composite sectional doors for homes.
Ribbed steel, insulated sandwich and thermal-break sectional doors for buildings.
Coiling steel curtains for warehouses, docks, parking and storefronts.
Light-gauge roll-up doors for self-storage, sheds and light commercial buildings.
Rolling fire doors, fire shutters and counter fire doors listed to UL 10B and 10C.
Fabric, rigid and rubber doors built for hundreds of cycles a day.
Rolling grilles, side-folding closures and counter shutters for retail and institutions.
Glazed aluminum sectional doors for showrooms, restaurants, fire stations and homes.
Very large and unusual openings: aviation, agriculture, industry.
Doors for food, pharma, cold chain and busy interior openings.
Hollow metal doors, frames, closers and exit devices sold alongside overhead doors.
Chain, belt, screw, direct-drive and wall-mount openers with smart features.
Jackshaft, trolley, hoist and slide operators plus controls and safety sensing.
Slide, swing and barrier operators with keypads, telephone entry and credentials.
Levelers, seals, shelters, vehicle restraints, bumpers and dock lights.
Springs, cables, drums, rollers, hinges, tracks, seals and safety devices.
Retractable screens, window inserts, carriage hardware, insulation kits and remotes.
The supply houses that stock doors, operators and parts for the trade.
Looking for who makes a particular brand? The brand index maps every brand name to its owner.
NFPA 80, UL 325, UL 10B and 10C, the ANSI/DASMA series, ASTM wind and impact tests, Florida and Texas approvals.
Trade terms from astragal to windlock, defined the way technicians and manufacturers use them.
DASMA, IDA, IDEA, NFPA, UL, the code bodies and the trade publications that shape the industry.