Haas Door Unveils 2400 and 2500 Series Impact Windows for Garage Doors

When Mademan Design’s Patrick Knobloch was brought on to transform a former St. Louis auto dealership into Makers Yard — a multi-tenant restaurant hub anchoring the city’s new Delmar Maker District — the building’s industrial bones provided an excellent starting point. The challenge, however, was creating a meaningful indoor-outdoor connection across a series of large storefront openings while honoring what the building once was. Haas Door’s aluminum and glass full view sectional doors ended up playing a bigger role in solving that problem than anyone might have expected — right down to surviving an EF3 tornado with zero damage. We asked Knobloch to walk us through the project, the product decisions and what he’d tell other architects working on similar commercial applications.

Every May, Home Improvement Month gives homeowners a nudge to step back and think about the projects that would make the biggest difference — the upgrades that have been sitting on the list a little too long. If you’re not sure where to start this spring, we’d make the case for your garage door. It’s the largest moving part of your home, one of the most visible features of your exterior, and — depending on what door you have — either a significant vulnerability or a serious asset. Here’s why upgrading to a new Haas Door this spring is one of the smartest home improvement decisions you can make.

May is Garage Door Safety Month — and this year, we want to talk about something that goes beyond maintenance routines and auto-reverse sensors. We want to talk about what your wind rated garage door is actually built to withstand during severe weather.

The International Door Association Expo is always one of our favorite events to attend — and the 2026 show did not disappoint. From an interactive training room to a buzzing show floor, it was a great few days connecting with dealers, sharing what’s new at Haas Door and talking about the topics that matter most to our industry.  If you weren’t able to make it out this year, here’s a look at everything that went on.

Wood-grain aesthetics have been one of the most consistent design requests we hear from homeowners, which is why we’re excited to introduce our new Plank style options, now available across the 600, 700 and 2000 Series for both residential and commercial options. Whether you’re drawn to the warm richness of walnut, the classic character of oak, the brighter feel of cedar, or something in between, our Plank offerings bring a fresh, modern sensibility to the garage door without sacrificing the quality Haas Door is known for.

The International Builders’ Show was the perfect place to launch some exciting new products and host a really energizing event with our partners at FLASH . Here’s a quick look at what we brought to the show.

Energy efficiency is often discussed in terms of windows, insulation and HVAC systems. But one of the largest and most frequently used openings in a home is often overlooked: the garage door. Because the garage connects directly to the living space in many homes, the performance of the garage door affects more than just curb appeal. It plays a meaningful role in comfort, efficiency and long-term home performance. That’s why the way a garage door is built matters. 

At Haas Door, we’re always looking for ways to make our products even better. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce the next evolution of one of our most popular product lines — the American Tradition™ Series, now available with the strength, style, and performance of aluminum construction.  By incorporating the natural benefits of our 5200 Series aluminum garage doors into the American Tradition™ line, we’ve created a collection that blends handcrafted beauty with high-performance materials. The result? A door that’s as durable and efficient as it is timeless.

Stay Warm, Save Energy: Why Your Garage Door Matters More Than You Think