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Your diagram helps; can the vertical track be adjusted in length before the radius track is installed. For example; if the 32"R track causes the door to be too high can I use a 20"R with a vertical track that is 11" longer (higher) to get me 20" + 11"=31" from the floor? Yes and no. The...

I guess I do this everyday, so it makes sense to me the way I explained it. I found a picture to explain it better, I know the quality is horrible, but this way you can see it. To answer your question, yes, you can get your door close to the ceiling, your door dealer can take measurements...

This is a pretty vague question, some more info would help. Like are the doors going to be insulated? Are the door tracks a concern, as far as being in the way of a lift? etc. If you are wanting insulated doors, a standard sectional door will be the best option hands down. You can get...

I'm not quite sure what you are asking. Are you talking about using different horizontal tracks? If you are, you should be able to get tracks in a 10", 12", 15", and 20" radius standard. I believe you should be able to use all standard parts(with the exception of the cables) even with a 20"...

I'm not sure if they make trusses like that, but you can cut a trough out so that you have room for your door to go up into. If that makes sense. People have wanted us to install doors in buildings where the ceiling height was close to the same height as the door and they have just opted to cut...

What you are talking about will be fine. Being a roll up door, the door stops where the header begins, at least in my experience. On all of the roll up doors I have seen, there are little "tabs" on the outside that keep the door from rolling up on itself. So if the door is taller than the...

That will work just fine.

The only two brands of doors that I would ever consider are CHI and Raynor. Both are top notch. I put garage doors in for a living, so I see them all. If you are looking to replace your doors with a carriage house and want to replace it with a door that has a good R value, check out the CHI...