Medallion 100 Series
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Our Finest Wooden Garage Door
Our finest wooden garage door, Medallion delivers the elegance and beauty that only a real wood product can bring to your home. These handcrafted luxury doors start at an affordable base price and can be upgraded and customized to meet your exact standards.
Why Choose Medallion?
- Can be stained or painted to complement your home’s unique style and color scheme.
- Stain-grade doors are available in a variety of standard, select wood species.
- Custom wood species can easily be accommodated, depending upon design and availability.
- Standard and custom sizes available to fit new construction or your remodeling needs.
Wood Carriage Garage Doors
The Medallion series combines a solid hem/fir stile and rail core frame, a urethane-insulated foam core, and smooth mahogany luan panels. Unfold each section of the menu below to learn more about available upgrades.
Artisan Custom Doorkwork’s custom wood carriage garage doors offer outstanding curb appeal and add sophistication to the facade of any home. They also effectively insulate your garage from the elements, particularly during extreme weather and very high or low temperatures.
We offer wood carriage garage doors in a variety of beautiful wood species, including douglas fir, Western red cedar, Spanish cedar, sapele mahogany, and red grandis. You can also choose from several finish options to match your unique style, including prime only, paint, faux stain, and stain.
Other Upgrades
The paint-grade base model includes the following:
- Standard solid hem/fir wood frame with smooth, marine-grade plywood pressure-laminated to the frame.
- Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)-certified Red Grandis full-thickness overlay face frame and trim boards.
- Tricoya® exterior-grade flat wood composite panels (up to four on a single door and eight on a double door)
- Douglas fir
- Western red cedar
- Spanish cedar
- Sapele mahogany
- Tricoya® V-groove panels
- Red grandis tongue & groove (T&G) panels in your choice of beaded, flush, square, or V-groove T&G
- Extira® raised panels
- Sapele mahogany overlay frame and T&G panels on any T&G profile
- Spanish cedar overlay frame and T&G panels on any T&G profile
- Western red cedar overlay frame and T&G panels
- Frame overlay boards in custom wood species
- Insulated, tempered, or specialty glass
- True divided lites with individual glass panes and integral sash
- Arch top (standard or custom radius) with simulated divided lites
- Arch top (standard or custom radius) with true divided lites
- Arch top (standard or custom radius) without windows
- Custom ellipse top with simulated lites
- Add up to eight panels on a single door and 16 on a double door
- Tricoya® V-groove panels
- Flat or raised solid wood panels
- Solid wood tongue & groove (T&G) panels with beaded, V-groove, square, or flush edges
- Raised flush T&G wood panels
- Herringbone Tricoya® V-groove panels
- Herringbone solid wood T&G panels
- Alternating width solid wood T&G panels
- Vertical or horizontal T&G orientations
- Herringbone panels
- Diagonal panels
- Cross bucks (X-bucks)
- V-bucks
- Z-bucks (A-bucks)
- Cross rails
- Sprung diagonal boards
- Chamfered edges
- False center posts
- Wide center beads
Finishes & Colors
- If you opt for an unfinished door, ensure it’s finished on all six edges before installation in order to maintain the warranty.
- Factory primed with two coats of primer applied on all six sides of each door section.
- Custom paint color or Artisan standard paint color, including two coats of primer and two coats of your final color. Any Medallion door of any wood species can be painted.
- Sansin Envirostain
- Faux stain paint, which is only available for red grandis face frame and panel options.
- Endura® stain finish, which is only for doors with upgraded wood species face frames and panels. These include Western red cedar, Spanish cedar, sapele mahogany, red grandis, and most custom wood species.
Door Design Elements
Elegance & Class
At Artisan, we’re dedicated to creating beautiful carriage house-style garage doors that enhance the look of your home. We understand that some of the specific terminology surrounding garage doors can be confusing. That’s why we’ve compiled the most important elements of garage doors you should know about in the accordion menus below.
Before getting into the details of your garage door design, you’ll need to choose a size. Many designs can be multiplied, stretched, or compressed to accommodate the dimensions you need.
Single doors are typically 8-9’ wide and 7-8’ high, but they can vary greatly and may be up to 12’ wide.
Double doors are over 12’ wide, but are most often 16-18’ wide and 7-9’ high. In most cases, they look like two single doors placed side-by-side.
The majority of garage doors we construct are overhead-acting, sectional roll-up products that look like classic carriage house doors. However, we also offer true swing, slider, and pedestrian doors that are engineered to meet your specific needs.
Basic door styles like swing-out, bifold, trifold, and barn can be identified based on whether they swing, fold, or operate via a combination of both. It’s also important to consider how many implied moving parts there would be if the door were installed in a traditional carriage house.
Barn doors are usually swing doors that have fewer windows in them, but they can also be sliders.
A Traditional Stile and Rail door is a description of the way the first overhead doors were made and they are still in production today. The same style designations still apply but the doors look a little different. These doors visibly show the construction method with the very visible vertical stiles and horizontal rails. The rails become a design feature in any door style and will be noticeable at every section break in your door design.
The first overhead garage doors on the market were described as stile and rail, and they’re still in production today. Unlike some of our doors, these products show the construction method through visible vertical stiles and horizontal rails. In this way, the rails are design features that are noticeable at each door section break.
We also offer contemporary garage doors that offer a unique look for mid-century modern and craftsman homes. These fully customized products are available in nearly any size.
Designing the top section of your door starts with three basic questions:
- Do you want windows, or do you prefer a solid top without glass?
- Do you want a square top or an arched top?
- Do you want an overhead door or a true-swing model?
Square top doors are the most common design on the market. Most arch top doors featured simulated arches, which means there is an arch in the top section, but the door itself is square. True arch tops are available only for true-swing doors, and overhead doors can only have square tops.
We offer both standard and custom arch tops designed to perfectly match your garage door opening. You can also opt for an ellipse top, which incorporates two different circle dimensions. Keep in mind that ellipse tops cost more to manufacture.
The number of windows you can add to your garage door depends largely on the style you choose. For example, swing doors have two areas for windows, trifold have three, and bifold have four. If you design a custom door, you can incorporate as many windows as you like.
Each garage door window has a certain number of panes, which we refer to as lites. We offer mullioned, prairie, and custom lites to meet the design aesthetic of any home. Mullioned lites are created when the door frame divides a window into more sets than is typical for that door style. And prairie lites are a window grille style with square corner lites and a large middle area of glass.
You can choose from two divided lite styles: simulated and true. Simulated divided lites have one large pane of glass and exterior grilles that divide the window into lites. With true divided lites, each lite in the window is a separate piece of glass with its own exterior frame and interior stop.
There are three important questions to ask yourself during the process of selecting the panel details for your garage door:
- How many panels do I want?
- What kind of panels do I want?
- Will I be adding any trim boards on the panels?
The number of panels on your garage door depends largely upon its style, which dictates the minimum number of panels it can have. It’s also important to consider the relationship between the number of door panels you choose and their alignment with your window grille pattern.
Traditional Stile & Rail SWING style – Multiples of 2
Trifold-Multiples of 3
We offer a wide variety of panel options in multiple directions to meet any design requirement. Keep in mind that not all panel options are available for every door.
Trim boards are decorative elements that can be added to your carriage house-style door to enhance its visual appeal. We offer a wide range of trim options to frame your door, divide it into parts, or separate windows from the rest of the door face. Please note that the door style you choose will impact the way trim boards can be applied and that most trim boards look best in pairs.
Cross Buck examples:
V-Buck examples:
Z-Buck (A-Bucks) examples are:
Cross rail examples are:
Sprung Bucks:
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