Standard Garage Door Sizes Chart

When selecting a garage door, it is crucial to determine the appropriate size for your garage opening. Different types of garage doors, such as sectional, roll-up, and tilt-up doors, come in various standard sizes. This comprehensive chart provides the most common garage door sizes to assist you in choosing the perfect fit for your home.

Garage doors are typically measured in feet and inches, with the width listed first and the height following. The most common residential garage door sizes are as follows:

8' x 7': This size is suitable for compact cars and motorcycles.
9' x 7': A slightly larger option, accommodating most standard vehicles.
10' x 7': This size provides ample space for larger vehicles, such as SUVs and pickup trucks.
12' x 7': Ideal for oversized vehicles, such as boats or RVs.
16' x 7': This wide option is suitable for garages with multiple vehicles or large storage needs.

In addition to these standard sizes, custom sizes may be available to accommodate unique requirements. However, it is important to consult with a professional garage door installer to determine if custom sizes are necessary and feasible for your specific garage opening.

Here is a more detailed breakdown of the available garage door sizes:

Width (feet)	Height (feet)
8	6
8	7
9	7
10	7
12	7
14	7
16	7
18	7

When selecting a garage door size, consider the following factors:

Vehicle size: The garage door should be wide enough to accommodate your vehicles comfortably.
Headroom: Ensure there is sufficient headroom for vehicles to enter and exit without scraping the ceiling.
Space for storage: If you plan to store items in your garage, you may need a larger door to provide adequate space.
Architectural considerations: The garage door should complement the style and proportions of your home.

Accurate measurements are essential for a proper fit. It is recommended to have a professional garage door installer measure your garage opening to determine the precise size required.