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Moenave converts standard sectional garage doors into a single-piece tilt-up door. No overhead track, modern motor controls, and hardware that sits flush to the wall. Engineered in Utah. Installed by authorized dealers nationwide.
A rail runs across the ceiling and the door travels back into the garage to open. Visible hardware, more moving parts, more to maintain.
The same sectional door, locked into one piece. It tilts up and stays within the opening. No rail, no ceiling clutter, nothing to see once it's closed.
wall-mount install — Southern Utah residence
Integrated LED trimToday's homes are built different. Garage door hardware has always been an afterthought — but look at every other door in your house. The hardware is minimal, simple, mostly hidden. We just applied that same thinking to the garage.
Shelby Meinkey, Founder


Moenave works with standard sectional doors in nearly every size and style on the market, from a single-car door up to 20 feet wide. Choose the door for how it looks. Our hardware takes care of the rest.
Our patent-pending hardware locks every section into a single rigid door. Paired with modern motor controls, it tilts up smooth and quiet. No rollers, no flexing hinges, no door riding back into the garage.

If your opening was framed for a standard garage door, it's already framed for ours. No structural changes, no custom rough opening.
Every install has real limits: maximum door size and weight, a different spring spec, and tighter tolerances than a standard install. Full details are in our install guide and FAQ.
Moenave is sold and installed through a growing network of door companies who hold the same standard for installation we do. Your dealer handles the door, the hardware, and the install, start to finish.
Search the map by city or zip code to see who installs Moenave in your area, then reach out for a quote.
View the Dealer MapDoor companies across the country are adding Moenave to their lineup. If you install doors and want to offer the system to your customers, let's talk.