Clopay builds insulated steel garage doors with a focus on thermal performance and dent resistance. The Gallery Steel collection pairs a carriage-house look with layered steel construction. Buyers can choose insulation type and layer count to match budget and climate.
Construction and Layers
Clopay offers the Gallery Steel door in several construction options. The manufacturer states that buyers choose from 3-, 2-, or 1-layer construction to fit their needs and budget. The extra layers add strength and dent resistance to the steel skin.
The door uses a sandwich of steel and insulation. This layered approach improves rigidity and helps the door hold up to daily use.
Insulation and R-Value
Clopay insulates the Gallery Steel line with either polyurethane or polystyrene. The manufacturer states that insulation options include Intellicore polyurethane or classic polystyrene, providing R-values from 6.5 up to 18.4. Intellicore is a polyurethane foam injected into the door.
The insulation comes in two thicknesses. Clopay states the 2 inch or 1-3/8 inch thickness of Intellicore polyurethane or bonded polystyrene insulation and thermal break makes these doors heat and cold resistant. The thermal break limits heat transfer through the steel.