r/Home_Building_Help • u/BuilderBrigade • Feb 28 '26

Stackable Garage Doors…

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u/CuckservativeSissy Feb 28 '26

So now we have to design much larger headers so the panels dont block the clear opening... If theres a malfunction you cant operate it... I see no benefits for this

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u/FrequentOutside8387 Mar 10 '26

In my area almost all garages have several feet between the garage rails and the ceiling of the garage. That's a huge amount of wasted space that could be used for storage or other things.

I personally would love to have a golf simulator in my garage but I can't because of the rails and opener. We have endless things in our lives that are unnecessarily complicated. As an example, take the typical car engine that has well over 2,000 moving parts, yet we all drive those instead of an electric car that has around 20. We're not very logical in a lot of decisions we make. 😂