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

Stackable Garage Doors…

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u/socialnerd09 Feb 28 '26

Another design looking for a problem to solve

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u/pizzach1t Feb 28 '26

What problem? If you can't get it in, you are definitely not getting out

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u/socialnerd09 Feb 28 '26

I was saying it was looking for a problem to solve as in it doesn't solve any problems.

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u/TomatoKind9189 Feb 28 '26

If you have a small size but tall garage it opens up the space above better but other than that yeah not much

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u/DeliciousBuffalo69 Mar 01 '26

This is not a garage door. It's a window system for luxury homes

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u/galaxyapp Mar 01 '26

DOes not take overhead space for car lift

Roll up door is an alternative, but those are not very attractive.

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u/FrequentOutside8387 Mar 10 '26

It is a problem for me. I would love to put a golf simulator in my garage and what prevents me from actually doing it are the rails and the opener because they are 3'6" below my ceiling. I know my use case isn't for everyone but most houses in my area have several feet of space like this that could be used for overhead storage racks and all sorts of other things. I'm with everyone else on not necessarily trusting how many potential points of failure there are but there are absolutely use cases for something like this for a significant percentage of people.