Shed Door Options
The Right Door Changes How You Use Your Shed.
Doors aren't simply decorative.
The width, height, placement and style of your shed doors determine how easily you can move equipment in and out of the building.
Star Ridge structures have been shown with a variety of door configurations, including standard doors, double doors, French doors, fiberglass doors, arch-glass designs and transom-style details. Star Ridge’s existing A-Frame and Dormer models demonstrate several of these options.
Siding
Vinyl and wood siding options.
Windows
Bring in natural light while enhancing the building's appearance.
Doors
Select the appearance and access your structure requires.
Cupolas
Give your structure a distinctive finishing touch.
Colors & Trim
Coordinate your structure with your home.
Accessories
Add functional features such as ramps, lofts and workbenches.
Shutters
Add architectural detail and color.
Roofing
Choose from available architectural shingles and metal roofing.
When you're comparing sheds, don't simply compare dimensions and price.
What Will Be Going Through the Door?
Before choosing your doors, consider the largest item you expect to move through them.
Examples include:
- Riding mower
- Push mower
- Motorcycle
- ATV
- Snow blower
- Wheelbarrow
- Workbench
- Patio furniture
Leave yourself enough clearance to move equipment comfortably.
Whether you're looking for a simple backyard storage building, an attractive garden shed, a one-car garage or a chicken coop for your growing flock, we'll help you find a structure that fits your needs.
Door Types
Double Shed Doors
Wide access makes double doors an excellent choice for lawn equipment and larger stored items.
Single Entry Doors
Convenient for everyday foot traffic when large equipment access isn't required.
Fiberglass Doors
Provide a more residential entry-door appearance on applicable structures.
French Doors
French doors can dramatically change the personality of an upscale garden or Dormer shed.
Star Ridge currently shows French doors on its Transom Dormer examples.
Arch-Glass Doors
Decorative glass creates an architectural focal point.
Transom-Style Doors
Glass details above or within the door can bring additional visual interest and natural light.
Consider whether you'll be storing:
Colors & Trim
Coordinate your structure with your home.
Accessories
Add functional features such as ramps, lofts and workbenches.
- Lawn mower
- Riding mower
- Garden tools
- Snow blower
- Holiday decorations
- Workshop equipment
- Recreational equipment
- Motorcycle
- Patio furniture
- Bicycles
- Wood siding
- Siding colors
- Trim colors
- Shingle roofing
- Garage door styles
- Entry doors
- Windows
- Vinyl siding
What Size Storage Shed Do I Need?
- Metal roofing
- Shutters
- Cupolas
- Other available accessories
Create a Workshop
- Coordinating siding
- Contrasting shutters
- Walkways
- Landscape beds
Organize Household Storage
Move seasonal items out of the garage or basement.
Pair your Quaker structure with:
The goal is to make your shed look like part of the property—not something simply placed in the backyard.
- Foundation plantings
- Flower boxes
- Decorative doors
- Matching roof colors
Pool Areas
Store equipment and furniture in a building that complements an outdoor living space.
How Is The Floor Built?
A strong floor is especially important when storing riding mowers, motorcycles and heavier equipment.
How Are The Walls Framed?
Wall construction contributes to structural strength and gives siding, doors and windows a dependable foundation.
How Is The Roof Built?
Roof construction needs to support roofing materials and withstand everyday exposure to weather.
What Materials Are Used?
Consider siding, flooring, roofing, fasteners and trim—not just the exterior color.
Are The Doors Built For Everyday Use?
Frequently used shed doors need to provide convenient access and dependable operation.
Need More Clearance?
Some applications benefit from taller doors.
Star Ridge currently displays an A-Frame structure with 7-foot-high doors, demonstrating the type of customization that can accommodate additional clearance requirements.
Cupolas
Give your structure a distinctive finishing touch.
Roofing
Choose from available architectural shingles and metal roofing.
Doors + Ramps
If you plan to move wheeled equipment in and out regularly, combine appropriate door width with a ramp.
This is particularly useful for:
- Riding mowers
- Push mowers
- Motorcycles
- Wheelbarrows
- Carts
- Heavy equipment
Siding
Vinyl and wood siding options.
Windows
Bring in natural light while enhancing the building's appearance.
Doors
Select the appearance and access your structure requires.
Cupolas
Give your structure a distinctive finishing touch.
Colors & Trim
Coordinate your structure with your home.
Accessories
Add functional features such as ramps, lofts and workbenches.
Shutters
Add architectural detail and color.
Roofing
Choose from available architectural shingles and metal roofing.
Where is Star Ridge Structures located?
Star Ridge Structures is located at 139 Bowman Road in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
What does Star Ridge Structures sell?
We offer Amish-built storage sheds, one-car garages and chicken coops in a variety of styles and configurations.
What shed styles are available?
Our shed styles include A-Frame, Dutch Barn, Mini Barn, Dormer, Two-Story, Quaker and Nantucket structures.
Shed Door FAQs
Are double doors available?
Double-door configurations are shown on multiple existing Star Ridge structures.
Does Star Ridge offer French doors?
Yes. French doors are displayed on existing Dormer structures.
Are fiberglass doors available?
Yes. Star Ridge currently displays fiberglass doors on an A-Frame example.
Can I get taller shed doors?
A current Star Ridge A-Frame example includes 7-foot-high doors. Availability should be confirmed for the structure you're considering.
Choose Doors That Work for the Way You'll Use Your Shed.
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