Every garage has its own combination of dimensions, ceiling height, obstructions, and clearance requirements. When a standard track configuration doesn’t provide the clearance or functionality you need, a custom track layout can provide a more practical solution.
Our Custom Track Layouts are planned around your garage opening and the way you want the space to function. Depending on the structure, the system may use extended high-lift tracks, vertical-lift configurations, low-headroom hardware, or a track arrangement designed to follow a sloped ceiling.
Custom configurations can also help when equipment, storage, windows, beams, lighting, or other structural elements interfere with a conventional door path. Industry sources describe custom track configurations as solutions for situations where the door or track needs to travel above, below, alongside, in front of, or behind an obstruction.
Available Custom Track Options May Include:
- High-Lift Track Configurations
Raise the door higher before transitioning into the horizontal track.
- Vertical-Lift Systems
Allow the door to travel primarily upward where sufficient vertical clearance is available.
- Low-Headroom Track Systems
Designed for garages where space above the opening is limited.
- Follow-the-Roof-Pitch Tracks
Adapt the track path to sloped or pitched ceilings.
- Extended Vertical Track
Provides additional vertical travel before the door transitions toward the ceiling.
- Specialty Obstruction Clearance
Track placement can be planned around structural or mechanical obstacles.
- Custom Spring & Hardware Configuration
Springs, cables, drums, rollers, and related hardware are selected around the door and track configuration.
- Jackshaft Opener Compatibility
Wall-mounted operators can be considered when a ceiling-mounted opener conflicts with the custom track arrangement.
The appropriate configuration depends on the garage’s measurements, door dimensions, available headroom, backroom, sideroom, roof structure, and intended use.