PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT
One nationwide standard for every Garaga door.
We've harmonized how our garage doors are engineered, built, and finished across all of our U.S. manufacturing facilities — bringing you more design choice, sturdier construction, and a more consistent product, no matter where your door was made.
Why we made the change
A single, standardized platform across our U.S. plants.
Garaga has invested in bringing our two U.S. manufacturing facilities onto one shared product platform, built to established DASMA (Door & Access Systems Manufacturers Association) industry standards. That means a door engineered the same way, held to the same specifications, no matter which of our U.S. plants builds it.
Wider selection
A larger combined lineup of residential and commercial doors, styles, and finishes
Consistent engineering
The same specifications and bill of materials behind every door, built to DASMA standards.
More design freedom
New panel styles, wood-look finishes, and window and insert combinations to choose from.
Easier long-term support
A single, harmonized naming and labeling system makes parts and replacement sections simpler to identify for years to come.
What's different
The same great door, built better.
The core look and feel of your Garaga door hasn't changed — but the way it's built, named, and finished has been upgraded and unified.
| Feature | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| Door construction | Varied by plant and product line | Reinforced with a full hemmed return rail, extruded screw holes, structural rivets, and a full-length glued center stile for a stronger, more durable door |
| Wood-look finish | Waterfall + sawcut embossment | New uniform woodgrain embossment with a smoother, more consistent finish |
| Finish options | Plant-specific color and wood-tone offerings | Four new premium wood-look finishes — Cedar HD, Carbon Oak HD, Dark Acacia HD, and Natural Oak HD |
| Panel & window styles | Regional design names that varied by facility | One shared style library, organized into Traditional, Carriage House, and Modern collections, plus new recessed-panel designs |
| Model names | Different naming conventions per plant | One clear naming system that spells out a door's construction, thickness, steel gauge, and features at a glance |
| Decorative glass & inserts | Legacy, plant-specific insert names | An expanded, harmonized insert lineup, including new Richmond, Cascades, and Prairie designs |
What it means for you
Here's what you gain.
A stronger door
01
Enhanced construction — from a fully hemmed return rail to a full-length glued center stile — adds durability and a safer, more secure build.
02
More ways to make it yours
A broader combined catalog of panel styles, decorative glass, and finishes gives you more ways to match your door to your home.
03
New premium wood tones
Four new realistic wood finishes bring the warmth of natural wood without the upkeep it requires.
04
Built to a recognized standard
Every door now meets the same DASMA industry standards for residential and commercial sectional doors.
05
Clearer, easier ordering
A single naming system across our U.S. plants makes it simpler for your dealer to identify and order the right door and replacement parts.
06
A consistent experience nationwide
Wherever your Garaga door is built, it's held to the same quality and design standard.
New from Garaga
A few of the new products to explore.
A small preview of what's now available as part of the expanded lineup.
New wood tone
Cedar HD
A rich, warm wood-look plank finish that brings natural cedar's character to a low-maintenance steel door.
New wood tone
Carbon Oak HD
A deep, charcoal-toned wood finish for a bold, modern look that pairs well with contemporary exteriors.
New panel style
Recessed Panel Collection
A new Carriage House-inspired panel design, available in short and long layouts, joining our expanded style library.