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Insulated Garage Doors

Garage door insulation influences how a door performs throughout the year. Beyond thermal performance, the insulation built into the door panels can also affect panel strength, durability, and how smoothly the door operates.

Richards-Wilcox residential garage doors are available in several insulation configurations. Each construction type is designed to suit different applications, from detached garages where insulation may not be necessary to highly insulated doors used in garages connected to living spaces.

Polyurethane

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Inside a Neufoam™ Door

Neufoam™ Polyurethane-Insulated Garage Doors

Most Richards-Wilcox residential garage doors are built with Neufoam™ polyurethane insulation, which provides the highest level of insulation offered within the lineup.

During manufacturing, polyurethane insulation is injected between the inner and outer steel layers of the door section. As the material expands, it fills the interior space and bonds to the steel surfaces. This process forms a solid panel structure that improves both insulation performance and door rigidity.

Because the insulation becomes part of the door panel structure, polyurethane-insulated doors offer increased strength and help reduce vibration during operation. These models provide enhanced structural strength and higher insulation levels compared with other garage door constructions. 

Richards-Wilcox models built with Neufoam™ polyurethane insulation include:

Classic

l138

  • 1 3/8" insulated thickness
  • 7 panel styles
  • 12 colour options
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Premium

L200

  • 2" insulated thickness
  • 8 panel styles
  • 12 colour options
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Grandview

L200GV

  • 2" insulated thickness
  • 7 panel styles
  • 12 colour options
  • Larger windows
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Stilo

S40

  • 1 5/8" insulated thickness
  • Smooth panel
  • 3 colour options
  • Slim windows
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Classic Contemporary

l138C

  • 1 3/8" insulated thickness
  • 2 panel styles
  • 12 colour options
  • Custom window placement & slim options
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Premium Contemporary

L200C

  • 2" insulated thickness
  • 2 panel styles
  • 12 colour options
  • Custom window placement & slim options
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Rockwood

L200RW

  • 2" insulated thickness, 1" cedar overlay
  • Custom panel styles
  • Custom colour options
  • Carriage house style
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Rockwood Contemporary

L200RWC

  • 2" insulated thickness, 1" cedar overlay
  • Custom panel styles
  • Custom colour & window options
  • Contemporary style
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Briarcrest

l200BC

  • 2" insulated thickness
  • 5 panel styles
  • 10 colour options
  • Larger windows
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Echo Ridge

L200ER

  • 1 3/8" insulated thickness
  • 6 overlay panel styles
  • 6 colour options, 2 overlay colours
  • 4-section door with Fibrex® overlay boards
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Echo Ridge XL

L200ERX

  • 2" insulated thickness
  • 6 overlay panel styles
  • 1 colour option, 2 overlay colours
  • 3-section door with Fibrex® overlay boards
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Inside a Neufoam™ Door 

  • Neufoam™ Insulation: Continuous polyurethane insulated core of high density foam resulting in energy saving R-values
  • Pre-Painted Galvanized Steel Sheets: High-strength, rust-resistant and available in up to 12 colours to match the beauty of your home
  • Weatherlock™ Section Joint: R-W’s modified tongue and groove joint moves the joint closer to the exterior of the door face to limit air and water infiltration, while providing unyielding section strength and integrity.
  • Bulb Seal: Prevents air leaks
  • Thermal Break: Prevents heat transfer and air infiltration
  • Galvanized Steel Endcaps: Heavy duty for additional strength.
  • Arctic-Grade Bulb-Shaped Bottom Seal: Rust resistant aluminum retainer that increases the strength of the bottom edge of the door

Comparing Garage Door Insulation Options

Different insulation levels are suited to different types of garage spaces. In general, higher insulation levels are often selected when temperature stability or quieter door operation is important. Lower insulation levels may be appropriate for detached garages or buildings used primarily for vehicle storage.

Insulation is only one factor when choosing a garage door. Style, materials, and design options also influence the final selection.

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