Old World Garage Doors

Using rigorous construction techniques and old world craftsmanship our doors can beautifully complement your home barn or garage.

Old world garage doors.

The hallmark of old world designed garage doors is a comfortable broken in look that shows the wear and tear of use. For more than 97 years overhead door garage doors have been securing and providing families access to their homes. Boost your style with barn garage doors for a unique old time yet modern look. Types of garage doors.

Easily refresh the look of your home with a modern or classic garage door. In addition the doors needed to be able to work with minimal maintenance and upkeep and have and we put a 25 year warranty against cracking or splitting to stand behind it. Custom true swing or slider doors are custom designed to complement your home and fit your opening. Artisan s true swing slider slab doors are real carriage style doors custom made to your exact requirements.

Old world composite garage doors. Bring the outside in and celebrate stunning simplicity. When you need to replace your old garage door right away you have options from traditional to classic garage doors or carriage house garage doors to a more contemporary feel. Antigua offers authentic old world doors tuscan doors mission doors and rustic doors and wood entry doors for your dream home.

Explore our selection of amarr products and discover a lifetime of style and durability. Ziegler old world composite garage doors were designed for builders who wanted to replicate old european architecture without paying a fortune to do it. Distressed matte and honed finishes are preferable to highly polished reflective surfaces. Textured walls hand trawled doors and windows exemplify the style.

Windows and doors in this style feature expansive glass angular design and modern hardware. Simply modern or contemporary style is where form follows function. Our large assortment of standard garage doors is available online or in store so they can. Old world style is a mixed breed drawing from the spectrum of design conventions that spanned 16th and 17th century europe.