Clopay Garage Door Parts

Clopay Garage Doors originated as a paper wholesaler Benard Seinsheimer Corporation, in Cincinnati Ohio in 1859. This company manufactured paper and window shades during the War so they switched their name to Clopay (an acronym for cloth and paper). Clopay entered the garage door business during the 60’s when they purchased Baker-Aldor-Jones of Hialeah, FL as well as acquired Francis Products in Russia, Ohio, which became their main manufacturing plant. In the 80’s, Clopay left the wood door business and began focusing solely on steel doors and became one of the first to incorporate pre-painted steel doors. Clopay’s tagline, “We Look Right at Home,” was created in the 90’s which grew the business even more and also during that decade, Clopay won the Good Housekeeping Seal of approval, the only one ever given in the garage door industry. Ever since their founding, Clopay has been producing high quality and durable doors and has proven themselves to be America’s favorite garage door brand. To further their commitment to quality, Clopay are members of the International Door Association and the Door and Access Systems Manufacturers Association (DASMA). Clopay provides an extensive variety of residential and commercial doors that are produced from a variety of different finishes, materials, and insulation options. The size of their nationwide dealer network is unmatched with over 3000 independent dealers as well as all Home Depot stores located across North America selling their products as well. Clopay is often recognized as the best among a variety of different garage door brands because of their design innovation, product performance standards, and the recognition that they have achieved many firsts in the garage door industry. Each Clopay door is individually crafted to order so that it perfectly matches the customers design and performance requirements. They are a quality manufacturer of steel non insulated doors, steel vinyl back insulated doors, steel back insulated doors, fiberglass doors, and wood carriage house doors.