Given our diverse climate, with regions experiencing everything from coastal moisture to alpine conditions, cedar’s natural resistance to decay and its ability to withstand varying weather makes it an ideal material for garage doors.
Many homeowners appreciate the traditional yet timeless aesthetic of cedar wood, which can seamlessly blend with both modern and traditional architectural styles commonly found in New Zealand.
Cedar is often preferred over other wood types because of its natural resistance to moisture and insects, which extends the lifespan of the door. It’s also lighter in weight and stable compared to other timbers making it easier to operate and less stressful on the garage door mechanism.
With proper care and maintenance, Cedar Garage Doors can last 20 years or more. Regular sealing and protection from the elements will significantly extend the door’s lifespan.
Cedar Garage Doors do require regular maintenance to preserve their appearance and longevity. Sealing, Cleaning and regular inspections to address any issues promptly.
Yes, Cedar Garage Doors can be either painted or stained. Staining is often preferred to highlight the wood’s natural grain and beauty, but painting can also be an option if you prefer a specific colour or need to match the door to your home’s exterior.
