The-Wood® Studio is a designer and manufacturer of custom wood garage doors. We offer garage doorways, garage teak doors, carved doors, arched and radius doors made in teak. We build unfinished, pre-finished and finished doors with and without frames. We make our doors in French, Mexican, English, Victorian, Classic and Moroccan styles. We carve crests, coat of arms, logos, names, horses and flowers. We specialize in custom design doors in any style, size, thickness, and shape. We build wide range of hardwood doors with one of a kind carving design and with the most unique ornaments...

Garage Door	Custom Garage Door	Garage Wood Door
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Garage Wooden Door	Garage Carved Door	Garage Design Door
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Garage Double Door	Garage Swing Door	Garage Antique Door
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Garage Hardwood Door	Garage Lumber Door	Garage Timber Door
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Custom Work: we make doors to customer's design. All you need to provide is a picture or a drawing and we take care of the rest...

Garage Door: A residential garage is a building or part of a home either designed or used for storing a vehicle or vehicles. In some places the term is used synonymously with "carport", though many use that term to describe a structure that is not completely enclosed. Increasingly, the term "car hole" is also being used as a synonym for garage. Residential garage: In most American single family and town houses featuring a garage, the garage has a door on the front of the building for vehicles to enter and exit. Most garage doors open upward using an electric chain drive (garage door opener), which can usually be remotely controlled from the resident's car with a small radio transmitter. Garages are connected to the nearest road with a driveway. Interior space for one or two cars is typical, and garages built since the 1950s typically have a door directly connecting the garage to the interior of the house (an "attached garage"). In the past, garages were often separate buildings from the house, almost resembling modern sheds. On occasion, a garage would be built with an apartment above it, which could be rented out. As automobiles became more popular, and convenience essential, the idea of attaching the garage directly to the house grew into a common practice. While a person with a separate garage must walk outdoors in any type of weather, a person with an attached garage has a much shorter walk inside a building. Garages are often where the attic entrance is located. Used also to store tools, bicycles, lawn mowers and other such items, most garages have unfinished concrete floors. Since they are heavily used for storage, and as work space for home improvement projects, garages sometimes can't be used to protect the automobiles they were designed for. Many two-car garages only have one usable space. Some garages contain separate a storage room to partially alleviate the problem.