Flush Wood Garage Doors Offer Sophisticated Style
The best design is rooted in clean lines that are sleek, simple and sophisticated. That philosophy is the inspiration for our flush wood garage doors. Beyond practical, their bold expanse is handsome, understated, functional—and dramatic.
Our 40 Series doesn’t disappoint. Available in three models (42, 44 and 45), these flush wood garage doors are the choice of discerning homeowners from Montauk to Sausalito and everywhere in between. Crafted of kiln-dried Western woods, they add a natural organic element to a wide range of architectural styles from contemporary and cottage to traditional and ranch.
Just as important, our flush wood garage doors meld quality craftsmanship with the durability of a wood garage door to ensure they provide value, security and reliable performance for years to come.
Wayne Dalton’s flush wood garage doors pair well with everything—stucco, brick and mortar, concrete, shake shingles, vinyl and wood siding. Their ability to meld seamlessly make them a design chameleon of sorts. But their unassuming good looks belie their meticulous craftsmanship.
The flush wood garage doors in our 40 Series (models 42, 44 and 45) are all constructed with kiln-dried Western rough-sawn plywood, grooved plywood or smooth plywood that offer a variety of textures to choose from. Each door arrives sanded and ready to either stain a rich earthy hue or prime and paint with subtle or bold strokes of color as you wish.
Flush wood garage doors are available in both single and double widths.
Create your own unique modern wood garage door with gleaming windows that allow you to customize your door while bringing in natural light into your garage space. Choose from a contemporary sunray design or classic stacked and divided rectangular lites.
Whether you envision your flush wood garage doors with an arched topper or adorned with a tidy row of geometric panes, you’ll find the perfect stylish combination for brightening your garage space with natural light.
Window patterns are shown for a typical single-car door. Spacing of windows may change depending on door size. Not all windows are available in all sizes.
