Hillcrest White Bead Board Closed

Description

Add timeless carriage-house character to your home with the Amarr Hillcrest White Bead Board Closed garage door. The bead-board panel pattern combines compact carriage-house proportions with vertical groove detailing for a handcrafted, traditional appearance. The window-free top section preserves a solid, consistent panel design and provides maximum visual privacy. The versatile White finish keeps the overall appearance bright, crisp, and easy to coordinate with trim and siding.

Hillcrest combines this traditional appearance with durable, low-maintenance steel. This product can be configured in four constructions, from an economical single-layer steel door to an insulated triple-layer door with a finished steel interior. Select the model that best matches how you use your garage and the level of comfort, quiet operation, and thermal performance you need.

Product highlights

• Amarr Hillcrest Bead Board garage door
• White factory-applied finish
• Window-free design for a solid appearance and added privacy
• Classic carriage-house appearance in durable stamped steel
• Choice of single-, double-, or triple-layer construction
• Insulated models with published R-values from 6.48 to 9.05
• Available sizes for this configuration: 8′ x 7′, 9′ x 7′, 9′ x 8′, and 16′ x 7′
• Standard-radius and low-headroom track options available
• Slide-lock and garage-door-opener preparation options available

Hillcrest models explained

The Hillcrest collection is available in four steel constructions. The model determines the number of layers, insulation, interior finish, thermal performance, and warranty coverage.

• Hillcrest HI1000 – 2-inch single-layer steel door: The most economical option, made with heavy-duty 25-gauge exterior steel and no insulation or interior backing. It is a practical choice for a detached or unconditioned garage where thermal performance is not a priority. Amarr lists a 15-year paint-finish warranty and a 1-year workmanship and hardware warranty.
• Hillcrest HI2000 – 2-inch double-layer insulated door, R-value 6.64: Heavy-duty 25-gauge exterior steel with polystyrene insulation and a vinyl-coated interior backing. Compared with HI1000, it offers improved energy efficiency and quieter operation. Amarr lists a 25-year paint-finish warranty and a 2-year workmanship and hardware warranty.
• Hillcrest HI3138 – 1-3/8-inch triple-layer insulated door, R-value 6.48: Polystyrene insulation is enclosed between exterior and interior steel for a cleaner, more durable interior surface and extra-quiet operation. Both steel skins are 27 gauge. Amarr lists a lifetime paint-finish warranty and a 3-year workmanship and hardware warranty.
• Hillcrest HI3000 – 2-inch triple-layer insulated door, R-value 9.05: The highest-insulating Hillcrest construction, with a thicker polystyrene core between 27-gauge exterior and interior steel. This model provides the collection’s best thermal resistance, a solid feel, a finished interior, and extra-quiet operation. Amarr lists a lifetime paint-finish warranty and a 3-year workmanship and hardware warranty.

Which model should you choose? HI1000 is well suited to a basic, uninsulated garage. HI2000 adds insulation at a value-oriented price. HI3138 adds the protection and finished appearance of an interior steel layer in a slimmer door. Choose HI3000 when maximum Hillcrest insulation and a 2-inch triple-layer construction are the priorities.

R-values describe resistance to heat flow through the solid door section. Overall installed performance can also be affected by windows, seals, door size, installation quality, and site conditions.

Bead Board and the Closed design explained

Bead Board uses repeating rectangular carriage-house panels with vertical bead detailing. The shorter panel rhythm adds texture and traditional character, especially on single-car and narrower garage doors.

Closed means the door is supplied without windows. The solid top section maintains a continuous panel design, limits visibility into the garage, and avoids the thermal and privacy considerations associated with glazing.

Designed for your garage

Select the available size, construction, and track system that match your opening, insulation goals, and available headroom. You can also choose whether the door needs preparation for an existing garage door opener and whether a slide lock is required. Confirm the opening measurements, track clearance, wind-load requirements, and applicable local building codes before ordering.