Insulated steel

Carriage house faux wood

Canyon Ridge - Steel Insulated with Composite & Wood Overlays

The swing-door look on a modern sectional mechanism, in a timber finish that does not need refinishing. On a craftsman house it is almost always the right call.

Canyon Ridge - Steel Insulated with Composite & Wood Overlays garage door by Clopay
Canyon Ridge - Steel Insulated with Composite & Wood Overlays garage door by Clopay
Canyon Ridge - Steel Insulated with Composite & Wood Overlays garage door by Clopay
Canyon Ridge - Steel Insulated with Composite & Wood Overlays garage door by Clopay
Canyon Ridge - Steel Insulated with Composite & Wood Overlays garage door by Clopay
Canyon Ridge - Steel Insulated with Composite & Wood Overlays garage door by Clopay
Canyon Ridge - Steel Insulated with Composite & Wood Overlays garage door by Clopay
Canyon Ridge - Steel Insulated with Composite & Wood Overlays garage door by Clopay
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Summary

Lifespan
HIGH (20+ Years)
Ease of Maintenance
EASY (Every 2 Years)
R-Value
6.5 – 20.4 (Varies)
Curb Appeal
COUNTRY CHIC
Construction
4 TO 5 LAYER INSULATED
Finish
5 / 5
The door

Canyon Ridge - Steel Insulated with Composite & Wood Overlays.

Canyon Ridge is a carriage house style door finished to look like real wood. A composite cladding and overlay is molded from actual wood pieces, so it reproduces the natural texture and intricate grain of the species it emulates without the upkeep of a timber door. Clopay builds it in four and five layer construction, with R-values from 6.5 up to 20.4.

How it works

Real carriage doors swing outward, which means clearance, weather seals that struggle, and a manual operation nobody wants in February. This is the appearance - the overlays, the strap hinges, the divided lights - sitting on a sectional door that lifts up and out of the way like anything else.

Five looks in the collection:

  • Carriage House (4-Layer) - steel, Intellicore® polyurethane, steel and a composite overlay. 18.4 R-value
  • Carriage House (5-Layer) - adds full composite cladding across the face. 20.4 R-value
  • Chevron - five layers, chevron-patterned overlay. 20.4 R-value
  • Louver - five layers, louvered overlay. 18.4 to 20.4 R-value
  • Elements - four layers, 1-3/8" polystyrene, 6.5 R-value. The Canyon Ridge door to choose for a dark colour
Canyon Ridge Modern

The modern flush-panel version of Canyon Ridge has its own page - see Modern faux wood.

Design overview

  • Carriage House comes in 4-layer and 5-layer construction; Chevron and Louver are 5-layer; Elements is 4-layer.
  • 2" Intellicore® polyurethane insulation with a thermal break on Carriage House, Chevron and Louver. R-values 18.4 to 20.4.
  • Elements uses 1-3/8" polystyrene, 6.5 R-value, and is the Canyon Ridge door Clopay recommends for dark paint colours.
  • Available composite cladding materials are Clear Cypress, Mahogany and Pecky Cypress.
  • Available composite overlay materials are Clear Cypress and Mahogany.
  • The cladding and overlay materials are molded from actual wood pieces to reproduce the natural texture and intricate grain patterns of the species they emulate.
  • Can be painted and, in most cases, stained.
  • Many glass options available including clear, frosted, seeded and insulated.
  • Attractive beveled edge clip-in window grilles are removable for easy cleaning.
  • Comes complete with spade lift handles and step plates.
  • Additional decorative hardware options available.

Brochures

Clopay’s own specification sheets. Open one to read it here, or save it to your device.

Common questions

Carriage house faux wood, answered.

No, they are decorative. Real strap hinges on a sectional door would be a mechanical problem, not a feature.

Two singles look considerably more authentic if the opening and the structure allow it. We will tell you on site.

Yes, tempered throughout.

More in insulated steel

The rest of the range.

Want to see this one against your house?

The consultation is free and the samples come to your driveway.

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