It Doesn’t Get More Authentic Than Wood Panel Garage Doors
Our handsome carriage house garage doors are known for their authentic style and durability. And nothing says “authentic” like wood panel garage doors. Wayne Dalton’s 7100 Series of carriage house wood doors is inspired by the magnificent equines often sheltered behind their sturdy doors at horse farms and racetracks across the nation.
Along with their distinctive wood panel garage doors, all of the carriage house wood doors in this elegant collection feature a classic swing-open appearance and detailing that meld perfectly with all the modern-day convenience of a standard sectional garage door.
Known for its practical, understated elegance, wood panel garage doors area time-honored aesthetic that has been a design staple at posh and humble properties for centuries. Wayne Dalton is proud to honor the tradition with our 7100 Series.
As always, there are no shortcuts in expert craftmanship. Every door is built by hand using techniques and traditions honed over generations by American woodworkers. We are honored to collaborate with talented Amish craftsmen in Mt. Hope, Ohio—along with artisans in Centralia, Washington. Both groups are known for their exceptional talent and eye for detail.
Our 7100 Series is made with paint or stain grade wood with optional insulation (R-value* up to 7.6). These wood panel garage doors are built with 1-5/8” thick rail and stile construction with panel inserts.
*Wayne Dalton uses a calculated door section R-value for our insulated doors.
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Choose Your Design
Choose from a variety of distinctive panel designs—Clydesdale, Appaloosa, Mustang, Palomino and Stallion. A multitude of facing options ensure you get the perfect door. Variations for all styles include three-section and four-section square or arched panels.
While the base of our 7100 Series begins with authentic stile and rail construction on hemlock frame, homeowners can customize their carriage house wood garage doors with their choice of paint- and stain-grade woods such as Hemlock, Western Red and Knotty Cedar or Mahogany. As solid as they are handsome, each two-inch-thick door features durable four-layer construction designed to weather the elements while maintaining its classic good looks. Energy-efficient insulation is also available upon request.
Our premium wood panel garage doors feature your choice of quality stain-grade or paint-grade woods such as Hemlock, Cedar, and Mahogany.
Garage door wood panels are not primed. Models 7101 - 7104 come with a paint grade finish that can be painted to match your home for a custom look. Model 7105 comes with a hemlock raised panel surface that can be stained or painted and offers an option to upgrade to Western Red Cedar. Not all wood types available for all models.
Choose Your Window
Wayne Dalton also offers an extensive collection of windows available with four, six, eight, 16 and 21 panes. Whether you envision your doors with arched toppers or a tidy row of squares panes, you’ll find the perfect 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.
Double car windows are named by the number of window panes in the door. Example: 12 Lite Square for a single car door becomes 24 Lite Square for a double car door. For arched windows on double car doors, you have the option of selecting a single arch or double arch.
Decorative hardware and gleaming windows complement our carriage house wood doors’ sturdy wood panel garage doors. Inspired by the artistry of traditional blacksmiths, our hardware collections feature hinge straps, pull handles and other accent pieces inspired by the Old World and early Americana. Together, they are right in step with the authentic wood panel garage doors that set Wayne Dalton doors apart.
Hammered knockers, lift handles and corner brackets are a nod to the rustic, yet beautiful metalware craftsmen have used to accent doors for centuries. Every piece is forged from black powder-coated steel finished with a hand-hammered look.
