A plain steel garage door gains the look of paned windows once these 4 inch by 6 inch panels go up. Thirty-two come in the set, held by magnetic backing alone, so nothing gets drilled or glued. The matte black face turns outward; the shiny side grips the door.
Each panel holds by magnet alone, which rules out drilling, adhesive, and hardware of any kind. Steel is the requirement: a refrigerator magnet pressed against the door beforehand confirms whether the surface will hold. Wood, fiberglass, and aluminum doors will not, since there is nothing magnetic for the backing to grab.
At 4 inches by 6 inches apiece, the panels act like tiles rather than a single fixed decal. Thirty-two of them allow rows of two, three, or four across each door section, and the flexible rubber cuts to size when a panel needs trimming to meet a rail or an odd-width door.
The outward face is matte rather than glossy, so daylight does not bounce off the panels the way it would off bare metal. Black reads clearly against white, almond, and gray door colors, drawing the eye to the arrangement instead of the panel edges. The effect is decorative only; no opening is created.
Six magnetic pieces, four hinges and two handles, that give a plain steel garage door a carriage-door look.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
