C.H.I. Garage Doors: Choose a Style That Complements Your Home

C.H.I.’s residential collections offer distinctly different looks. Whether you prefer smooth modern panels, traditional rectangles, or carriage-house details, comparing a few specific collections can help you narrow the decision.

Modern Style: Sterling

Sterling pairs smooth steel panels with frameless tinted-glass options for a minimalist appearance. Its restrained design makes the finish and window arrangement especially important.

For customers who want a clean exterior, Sterling is a useful collection to compare against more textured or embossed doors. Ask which insulation and glazing configurations are available for your opening. Explore Sterling.

Traditional Style: Raised Panel

C.H.I.’s Raised Panel collection offers short- and long-panel designs. These raised rectangles add depth while preserving a familiar residential appearance.

Customers can explore solid colors, wood-look finishes, and insulated or non-insulated configurations. Comparing short and long panels on a mockup of your home can make the difference in proportions easier to see. Explore Raised Panel.

Carriage-House Style: Stamped Carriage House

This collection forms the carriage-house pattern directly into the steel. Because the design is stamped into the panel, it has a lower-profile appearance than a door with applied overlays.

It is an option for homeowners who want traditional character with simpler detailing. Available finishes include solid colors and wood tones, with different insulation choices. Explore Stamped Carriage House.

Glass Style: Full-View Aluminum

Full-View Aluminum combines an aluminum frame with large glass panels. It creates a more open, contemporary appearance and brings daylight into the garage.

Explore Full-View Aluminum.