Introduce your home to a soft, warm neutral. Gentler than white and warmer than gray, sandstone garage doors sit comfortably against brick, stone, and painted siding, adding character to the face of your home.
Looking for inspiration? See how sandstone garage doors have transformed our customers' homes.
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Browse our styles to find the one that suits you best. We make our sandstone garage doors right here in the USA and our local dealers install them for you quickly and precisely.
They delivered my doors a month ahead of promised date (that just never happens) did a beautiful install and I love the doors. One of the best changes I made to my new construction home. Would strongly recommend them to anyone looking to purchase a garage door.
Simply Beautiful!!!
Our CHI door was installed almost a year ago and neighbors are still in awe of the natural beauty of the material. I was a bit hesitant to spend a bit more (actually, not that much more) but it was worth every penny. Outstanding material and beautiful!!
Smooth operation
Love these doors, they look great and would highly recommend them!
Top quality door
I have been in the garage door industry since 1990 and have installed almost every style and brand of garage doors there are. And the CHI doors are up there at the top in my opinion, hands down one of the best doors I have used.
White usually takes the top spot, with neutrals like sandstone, tan, and gray close behind.
Sandstone is a warm, sandy beige with a soft, earthy quality, much like the stone it takes its name from. That gentle warmth is what lets it sit so easily against brick, stone, and timber.
Almost anything warm and natural. Sandstone looks lovely against brick, stone, and cream or tan siding.
If you like the lightness of white but find it a little stark, sandstone is a great alternative. It's soft and warm rather than bright, and it hides everyday dust and marks a touch better, too.
Absolutely. You can add windows to a sandstone door across C.H.I.'s residential range. They let in a little light, break up a large door, and add some shape and interest. Your dealer or the DoorVisions tool can show which window layouts suit your favorite door.
They're very similar, but almond is paler and closer to an off-white, whereas sandstone has a warmer, more golden tone. Almond suits homes with cream or off-white features, and sandstone suits brick, stone, and warmer natural materials. If you're torn between them, get a free color sample of each and hold them up against your house to decide which you prefer.
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Free color samples
Try before you buy with three free samples from C.H.I. Test them at different times of day to see how the color changes – we’d recommend dusk and midday.