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  • LiftMaster Model 3850 Garage Door Opener
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (1/16/2007)
  • Chamberlain. An integrated EverCharge battery backup system on the new LiftMaster 3850 garage door opener is designed to operate the opener for 40 full cycles within a 24-hour period during a power outage. The opener's ultra-quiet 12-volt DC motor features a belt drive system and smooth start/stop operation. In battery backup mode, all vital safety functions operate. A motion-detecting control panel allows hands-free opener light activation when the garage is entered through an access door. Several features allow for quick wiring and setup. 800-528-5880.
  • ebuild Guide to Garage Doors Specifications
  • (12/11/2006)
  • Garage doors are made from a number of different materials, which have implications for appearance, weatherability and maintenance requirements. There are a number of different styles of garage doors, and most manufacturers offer optional glass inserts for decorative enhancement.
  • French Door-Style Garage Doors
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (12/7/2006)
  • Designed to work like conventional roll-up sectional garage doors, FrenchPorte garage doors offer the appearance of French doors with aluminum frames and translucent frosted polycarbonate panes. Available in single- and double-door applications. 866-545-4561.
  • It also was designed to be extremely reliable with one the best warranties in the industry.New prodrive Garage Door Opener is Launched
  • ebuild (11/29/2006)
  • Wayne-Dalton announces it aggressive growth plans for residential garage door openers with the launch of the prodrive opener.Prodrive is a new ceiling mounted garage door opener that offers homeowners and builders the choice of belt or chain drive options. It has been designed to be quiet and reliable and easy to sell and install.
  • Remodeling Readers Choose Wayne-Dalton Garage Doors
  • ebuild (11/29/2006)
  • Wayne-Dalton, a category leader in commercial and residential garage doors and openers, was a winner in key categories 'Brands Used in the Past Two Years' and 'Brands Used the Most.' Wayne-Dalton was chosen as the garage door brand most used in the past two years and overall. Annually, Remodeling readers participate in the Brand Use Study to identify the industry's leading companies. This year, the survey engaged more than 1,900 readers.
  • "This door represents our continued commitment to both form and function," Wayne-Dalton Rolls Out New Model 9800 Fiberglass Garage Door
  • ebuild (11/29/2006)
  • True to its history of innovation, Wayne-Dalton introduces the industry's first garage door to offer the look and feel of real wood without the high cost and maintenance hassles. The revolutionary Model 9800 fiberglass-clad door combines the realism of wood with the insulation benefits of its steel inner shell. "We've made a commitment to continually push the envelope in garage doors, and the evolution to fiberglass represents an important step," said Bill Earnest, Wayne-Dalton's director of marketing and product management.
  • Amarr Classica in the Lucerne StyleClassica Collection To Be Offered In Energy Efficient Version
  • ebuild (10/17/2006)
  • For the past two years, the Classica Collection has become the standard by which all other garage doors are judged. Now Amarr is taking the Classica a step further by offering all models with 1-7/8" polyurethane insulation and a durable interior steel skin. With the introduction of the Classica™ Collection in 2004, Amarr created the first pinch-resistant steel door with carriage house design embossments. This exciting product created a whole new category of garage doors. While most of today's "Steel Carriage House" models still utilize some type of overlay that is glued to the steel, the patterns of the Classica Collection are pressed into the steel, without the use of overlays.

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