Coach House Signature Décor Simulated Garage Door Window Kit - Easy-Install Faux Garage Windows - Garage Door Decorative Hardware, Made in USA (Sandstone)

PROs:- adds lots of character- quick installation (30 minutes for 4 panels, with 2 people)- realistic window look (really need to get close to see they are not the real thing)- affordable price (as compared to a new garage door with windows)- 15-year manufacturer warranty- true white color still going strong after 1 year of use (no yellowing for us, which was an issue some reviewers mentioned)CONs:- ideally have two people to installThese accent windows add a ton of character to our standard double garage door (we ordered 2 sets). The install was quick with two people and the windows look pretty realistic when you walk or drive by, it's only when you get closer that you can see they are not real and even then you'd need to know to pay attention to that. With the instructions came a flyer explaining the 15-year warranty, which I didn't even realize these came with. We ordered magnetic iron-look hardware as well and our garage door looks 100% improved - very happy!It was quick to hold up each panel to mark the screw holes and drill pilot holes. The only tedious part is attaching the screws — there are 6 screw holes in each panel and you have to insert each screw and the fasten it from the back with a rubber washer that you thread onto the screw (see pictures). That's what took the longest. The rubber washers hold the screws in place when you hold up each panel to screw it in — because all 6 screws are in the panel when you put it up, it's really better to have two people. This way there is one person holding the panel steady so the screws don't scratch the garage door and helping to guide the screws into the pilot holes, and another person to screw in each screw a little bit at a time. Overall though, it was still a pretty quick process considering the big impact this change made to our garage door and curb appeal.A few reviews mentioned these panels yellowing after a few months to a year, so I'll be watching out for this. For the price ($200 for a two-car garage door), I think it would still be worth the effort to potentially have to remove the panels in a year to spray paint them white again, if they do yellow.UPDATE, April 2017:After 1 year of use, our panels are still the original white color, we have experienced no yellowing at all. This was something I was looking out for based on other reviews, but luckily for us it turns out not to be an issue so far. I will update if we notice any discoloring over time, but for now we're still very happy with this product.

Much bigger than small magnetic cut outs. It is already framed so it looks very real, like it came with the door. Somewhat ease to put up, but would be much easier and faster with 2 people.Make sure you have a 1/8" drill bit. Too hard and not accurate when just putting screws in without drilling.Very light weight and flexible. Door closes and opens just fine after install. Not magnetic so not as convenient to install but don't have to worry about them moving or sliding.Way more expensive than cut outs, but it looks more expensive and really stand out on the door, where the cut outs are not framed and are much smaller than these window panels.Don't skimp because of cost, because these look like you put the money into a new door, and not like you saved by putting black magnets on your door.Trust me I researched it, was thinking too costly, but now I have a new looking two car garage door. Which would have cost thousands.Do not get if you have big dents or door is in bad shape. If you have dents where widow panels go, it will cover them up and still work great because they are not magnets, as long as outer edges of window lies flat on surface of garage door.Also shipped and delivered in one day!Install took about 45 minutes for 4 panels. Took more time changing out drill bit with the screw bit and back to drill bit.

These windows made a huge difference in my project. i was going to buy new insulated garage doors with windows for $8000. Instead i painted (cheap), bought an insulation foam kits from Lowes ($300), 3 sets of these Signature windows from Coach House ($450). 2 sets of magnetic decorative hardware from amazon ($100), and finally paid a garage door contractor to replaces the outer garage seals, rubber seals at bottom of the garage doors, and put an entire new set of rollers, and adjust the tension to my springs ($400). Total project $1250 savings of $6750. My garage doors look, sound, and operate like brand new. All things were simple to do yourself and install if you are willing to put in the time investment. All my neighbors were amazed and have had several compliments on my "new doors"

I have been eyeing these for so long!! They finally dropped in price so I bought them ...(then they dropped even more. Come on Amazon). Although, I wish I would have gone straight the the Coach House sight - it was even cheaper there I think, maybe because of a sale.MY GARAGE LOOKS AMAZING! It is the majority of the front of our house from the street so I was dying to do something and this made such a huge impact! I'm thrilled with it! It was easy to install, but definitely need 2 people. I will let the images speak for themselves. Look at that transformation! I couldn't be happier! I didn't want to spend a lot, but I new I didn't just want vinyl decals either. I wanted it to look like windows and have a reflection.Install: drill pilot holes - we placed the window, made sure it was level, marked the holes, measured them to ensure they were the same as the first one. When you get the windows up there definitely use a screwdriver so you don't over tighten. It was super easy and I think a drill would have wrecked it.

This is a great product - looks great, easy to install, and adds pop to the street view of my two formerly blah garage doors. I ordered two packages - both came without the promised paper templates (no problem, since the templates are not really needed), but only one package came with the mounting hardware. That being said, I got the effect of a $2000+ garage door replacement for $200. Quite a bargain, and I only spent less than $10 on mounting screws and rubber washers to replace the missing hardware package. I found it a bit frustrating that American Made now means less quality control but the fair price and updated look far outweighed any frustrations with the missing included items issue.