First you should ask yourself;
What type of door do you currently have?
What type of door do you want?
and that will depend on a couple of things that are very specific to your situation. for example do you use your garage space and need it to be warm, are you listing your house and just looking to improve the appearance, does it need to last for a long time without rotting? Do you want a modern look or a classic look?
All of these will help you have a better idea of the material of door you should invest in...
Let Direct Overhead Doors help you decide by listing the pros and cons for each material that our doors come in and give us a CALL at 416-882-3695 or email us for all your garage door needs.
What type of door do you currently have?
What type of door do you want?
and that will depend on a couple of things that are very specific to your situation. for example do you use your garage space and need it to be warm, are you listing your house and just looking to improve the appearance, does it need to last for a long time without rotting? Do you want a modern look or a classic look?
All of these will help you have a better idea of the material of door you should invest in...
Let Direct Overhead Doors help you decide by listing the pros and cons for each material that our doors come in and give us a CALL at 416-882-3695 or email us for all your garage door needs.
| Steel ----Our Most Popular Choice--- Pros By far the most popular and widely used material Long lasting durable Cons Prone to denting and risk of rust if poor quality galvanization is used on steel Wood Pros Strong visual appeal and high quality woods. Cons Not as strong as steel and usually doesn’t include insulation. High maintenance. Vinyl Pros Lightweight and damage resistant Cons Constructed with environmentally unfriendly PVC. Poor insulation Composite Pros Wood finer and resin panels wrap an insulated core to reduce heat transmission Cons Lower quality and less authentic than traditional wood doors. Limited selection of model colours | Fiberglass Pros Very low maintenance High Durability Cons Newer construction material with possibly fewer options for customizationhere Glass and Acrylic Pros Provides ample light Very modern styling Cons Limited insulation Not energy efficient Aluminum (sandwich Panel) Pros Lightweight Rustproof Cons Dents very easily |
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