Reserve® Wood Extira®

Overview

Paint grade Extira is a patented composite with outstanding strength and dimensional stability. Made from sustainable materials including unused commercial timber and resins, the density and durability of the substrate makes it easy to incorporate custom details like deep V-groove patterns as well as arches and curves. The result is a design that often isn’t possible with other molded materials or steel.

Extira doors are built in three sections, instead of four, allowing for proportionally larger window sizes.

Construction Overview

• Handcrafted four-layer construction
• Energy-efficient polystyrene insulation
• Eco-friendly paint grade wood composite made from sustainable materials
• WINDCODE^® reinforcement available for high wind load applications. (Learn More)

Design Overview

• Choose an existing Clopay Reserve Wood door style (carriage house, classic panel and modern) or design your own.
• Smooth, consistent surface free of knots and voids often seen in wood
• Square edge profile on base panel and overlays
• Optional windows and decorative hardware.
• Color Blast^® factory paint finish only. Extira cannot be stained.
  

Environmental Assurance

Extira is a patented and proprietary wood composite manufactured from certified ecofriendly materials.

• Contains wood that has no commercial timber value and is the byproduct of other operations.
• Certified by Scientific Certification Systems under certificate number SCS-MC-01802 to contain no added urea-formaldehyde.
• Acknowledged by the California Air Resources Board’s (CARB) Airborne Toxic Control Measure (ATCM) 93120 to use exempt status ultra-low emitting formaldehyde (ULEF) resins.
• Contributes to industry green building programs such as LEED and the National Green Building Standard.

Clopay doors do not contain HFCs and comply with these environmental laws and regulations.

• California SB 1013
• Washington HB 1112 – Hydrofluorocarbon Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Canadian regulations amending the ozone-depleting substances and halocarbon alternatives regulations
• New Jersey A-5583/S-3919 – Greenhouse Gas Bill