The lifecycle of a garage door largely depends on the material it’s made of. The most common garage door materials include but are not limited to stainless steel, wood, fiberglass, vinyl and aluminum. In this blog post, we are going to talk about these materials so you can easily choose the right material for your garage door. Read on to learn more.
Stainless Steel
If you want a material that is both durable and affordable, there’s nothing better than stainless steel. It has been used since ancient times, thanks to its availability and sturdiness. It requires less maintenance and last longer than any other material available out there. Another big plus point of stainless steel is that it’s compared to other choices available in the market. You can create almost any texture with steel. All you need is to hire a professional painter who is closely familiar with all the pros and cons of painting jobs.
Wood
If money isn’t an issue for you, you may consider investing in wood for improved aesthetics appeal. Wood is an expensive material and requires high maintenance in comparison to other material choices available in the market.
Fiberglass
It’s affordable and requires less maintenance. Unlike wood, fiberglass is less susceptible to warping and you can achieve any texture feel with the paint. It resists all types of insects and moisture. When it comes to mimicking other material textures, fiberglass won’t disappoint you. Instead, painters love working and showing their creativity skills on fiberglass.
How you look at these different types of garage door materials? Please feel free to let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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