Technical Specifications
Features
Sizes
- Widths from 8’ to 18’, in 1” increments.
- Princeton heights from 7’ to 8’, Eastman and Cambridge heights from 6’6” to 8’, in 3” increments.
Please contact us for more details on oversized doors available.
Layouts
Princeton
The Princeton is only manufactured with a 30" high Panoramic section.
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Princeton P-11 |
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8' to 11' |
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12' to 15' |
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16' to 18' |
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Princeton P-12 |
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8' to 11' |
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12' to 15' |
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16' to 18' |
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Princeton P-13 |
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8' to 11' |
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12' to 15' |
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16' to 18' |
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Princeton P-21 |
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8' to 11' |
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12' to 15' |
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16' to 18' |
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Princeton P-22 |
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8' to 11' |
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12' to 15' |
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16' to 18' |
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Princeton P-23 |
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8' to 11' |
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12' to 15' |
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16' to 18' |
Example of panoramic for Princeton and Eastman
Eastman
The top section of the Eastman can have a 24" high Panoramic section, regular windows, or no windows.
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Eastman E-11 |
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8' to 11' |
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12' to 15' |
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16' to 18' |
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Eastman E-12 |
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8' to 11' |
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12' to 15' |
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16' to 18' |
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Eastman E-13 |
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8' to 11' |
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12' to 15' |
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16' to 18' |
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Eastman E-21 |
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8' to 11' |
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12' to 15' |
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16' to 18' |
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Eastman E-22 |
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8' to 11' |
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12' to 15' |
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16' to 18' |
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Eastman E-23 |
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8' to 11' |
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12' to 15' |
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16' to 18' |
Cambridge
Due to the architecture of the Cambridge, section heights are not identical.
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Cambridge CL (Stretched) |
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4' to 7' |
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8' to 9' |
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10' to 14' |
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15' to 18' |
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Cambridge CM (Traditional) |
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4' to 5' |
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6' to 7' |
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8' to 11' |
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12' to 15' |
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16' to 18' |
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Cambridge CS (Condensed) |
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4' |
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5' to 6' |
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7' to 9' |
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10' to 13' |
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14' to 18' |
Garaga construction makes all the difference
Rugged & Durable
Thermally Efficient
Refined Design
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INTERLOKTM JOINT |
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Located between sections, this joint blocks air infiltration due to its triple‑contact weatherseal. |
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Makes sections very strong as it is mechanically interlocked and not bonded. |
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WOOD END BLOCKS |
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The most effective thermal breaks, they eliminate any transfer of cold or heat between materials. |
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REINFORCED METAL PLATES |
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With 14‑gauge thickness, they are used to solidly attach hinges, handles and operator bracket. |
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HIGH-PERFORMANCE WEATHERSTRIPPING |
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Our weatherstripping ensures increased weathertightness and stays flexible through the coldest temperatures. |
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POLYURETHANE |
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High-pressure injected foam provides R‑16 thermal resistance for 2 ⅜” doors ( 1 ¾” plus overlays). |
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Because it adheres to the section walls, it provides a high level of rigidity to the door. |
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CONTINUOUS WOODGRAIN |
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Up close or at a distance, our embossed woodgrain finish is flawless and very refined. |
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OVERLAYS |
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LaserCraftTM Technology is used for a precise fit between overlays and our PermafixTM Process literally fuses them to the steel sections. |
To save energy, all components of a garage door must be taken into consideration (joints between sections, weatherstripping, end blocks, etc.) and not just its thermal resistance R-value as that only refers to the construction of the sections.