ᐅ Is it possible to replicate a garage door exactly like this? What material is it made of?

Hello, does anyone have an idea how I can achieve this: see picture?
Where can I get this material? WPC?
How is it installed? When you search for something like this, you usually find boards installed flush with each other... and I also don’t find the “wood design” I’m looking for...

For "wood," I would normally have recommended "Speckmann," but what you are showing does not seem suitable to me for cladding a garage door.

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Hm... what is shown in my picture is a cladded garage door.

My question is twofold:
Where can I source the material for the cladding,
and secondly, regarding the cladding technique itself: most garage doors of this type are clad flush, but is it possible to install the cladding offset as shown in my example?

It’s been a while since I last looked into this topic. But for the gate you showed (double garage), I think you should use an industrial door for the cladding. Just search for industrial doors.

Because the weight adds up quite a bit, and it also needs to work in winter with ice. I don’t have the suppliers handy anymore, but with a bit of research you should be able to find what you need.

In my opinion, that plastic stuff from a major German supplier won’t work here.

Salus_86 schrieb:
Hm... what is shown in my picture is actually a paneled garage door.

You have me surprised.

With air gaps as wide as a finger between the panels, I’m not sure if that would be allowed in Germany for doors. I mean, due to the risk of finger entrapment at the section joints.

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We also have to implement it this way, unfortunately flush-mounted as well. I obtained a few quotes for the gate, but it is not feasible for less than 8000 €.
The gate must be custom designed based on the cladding weight.