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General Doors Corp. has been manufacturing sectional overhead doors since 1947.
Originally, the product lines were entirely wood doors, but we added commercial steel doors in the 1970's and residential steel doors in the 1980's. The 1990's brought development of a network of distribution and sub-manufacturing facilities to serve the East and Northeast parts of the country. The current decade has brought a continued expansion of manufacturing and distribution space, and the development of wood and steel carriage style doors. We are one of the few door companies that still makes a full line of wood doors and that still manufactures our own track and hardware.
General’s standard commercial door is a pan-type product, 2-1/8” thick, made with 24 gauge G-60 hot-dipped galvanized steel skin and heavy duty galvanized stiles welded to the skin on each side. It is available in a white or bronze color. This door can also be ordered with a 20 gauge skin (white only) for extra heavy duty applications.
Features:
General’s insulated pan-type door is 2-1/8” thick, made with 24 gauge G-60 hot-dipped galvanized steel skin and heavy duty galvanized stiles welded to the skin on each side. Polystyrene insulation 1-7/16” thick is installed and covered with 26 gauge white painted steel or a heavy vinyl backer sheet. It is available in a white or bronze color. This door can also be ordered with a 20 gauge skin (white only) for extra heavy duty applications.
Features:
General’s Weather-Breaker Door is 1-3/4” thick, constructed of polyurethane foam injected between two G-60 hot-dipped galvanized steel skins. This is a super-insulated door with an R-value of 16.4. It is available in white or brown. This is an obvious choice if energy conservation is a foremost concern, but the Weather-Breaker’s sturdy, solid construction makes it a good choice in a wide variety of applications.
Features:
These doors are made in a traditional stile and rail construction method, using 1-3/4” thick select grade finger-joint Hem/Fir lumber and your choice of 1/4”hardboard, 1/4” plywood, or 3/8” thick MDO plywood panels. Glass can also be installed in any panel. This is a durable door with a rustic look and great design flexibility.
Features:
Door Width | Panels (minimum) |
Up to 8’2 | 2 |
8’3 to 10’2 | 3 |
10’3 to 16’2 | 4 |
16’3 to 20’2 | 6 |
Section Guide
Door Height | Sections |
Up to 8’6 | 4 |
8’7 to 10’6 | 5 |
10’7 to 12’6 | 6 |
12’7 to 14’6 | 7 |
14’7 to 16’6 | 8 |
Specifications
Door sections will measure a full 1-3/4” thick, constructed of west coast Hemlock, Douglas Fir or equal. All joints utilize mortise and tenon construction and are glued with waterproof glue and steel pinned while under pressure. Sections are sanded and feature rabbeted weathertight section joints. Wood dimensions are: bottom rail is 5-1/4” (7-1/4” if door is over 16’2 wide), top rail is 5-1/4”, end stiles are 5-3/16”, center stiles are 3-1/4” and meeting rails are 4-3/4” combined. Standard panels are ¼” high-grade hardboard. Optional factory priming is available.
These doors are made in a traditional stile and rail construction method, using 1-3/4” thick select grade finger-joint Hem/Fir lumber and your choice of 1/4”hardboard, 1/4” plywood, or 3/8” thick MDO plywood panels. Glass can also be installed in any panel. This is a durable door with a rustic look and great design flexibility.
Features:
Door Height | Sections |
Up to 8’9 | 5 |
8’10 to 10’6 | 6 |
10’7 to 12’3 | 7 |
12’4 to 14’0 | 8 |
14’1 to 15’9 | 9 |
Specification
Specifications
Door sections will measure a full 1-3/4” thick, constructed of west coast Hemlock, Douglas Fir or equal. All joints utilize mortise and tenon construction and are glued with waterproof glue and steel pinned while under pressure. Sections are sanded and feature rabbeted weathertight section joints. Wood dimensions are: bottom rail is 5-1/4” (7-1/4” if door is over 16’2 wide), top rail is 5-1/4”, end stiles are 5-3/16”, center stiles are 3-1/4” and meeting rails are 4-3/4” combined. Standard panels are ¼” high-grade hardboard. Optional factory priming is available.
Several models of steel doors originally designed for the residential market are of sufficiently heavy duty construction to be used in conjunction with heavy duty track and hardware and used in commercial applications. Typically these might be used on fire houses or in businesses seeking an attractive appearance.
General’s Advantage door is a three layer product, made with a 1-3/8” thick polystyrene core sandwiched between two 26-gauge pre-finished steel skins. The steel is protected by a G60 galvanizing layer topped by a heavy duty two-coat baked–on polyester paint system. The rated R-value is 6.3 and the door is available in four colors: White, Almond, Brown, and Sandstone.
The Hampshire door is 1-3/4” thick, constructed of polyurethane foam injected between two 26-gauge steel skins. This is a super-insulated door with an R-value of 16.0, the highest available. This model is available in short or long panel designs (Colonial or Ranch Style) or in a plain flush front. It is available in five colors: White, Almond, Brown, Sandstone, and Gray. This door is used in colder climates or on any job where insulation is of significant importance