Absolutely. All GarageGift covers are made specifically for residential garage doors.

Starting August 2025, all covers come with pre-attached, adjustable elastic bands that flex with your garage door as it opens and closes — without getting in the way.

So now, installation is even easier than befor

Absolutely! Installing your GarageGift cover is as easy as pie.No tools needed, and clear instructions are included in every package. Or, follow our Installation Guide for your preferred installation method.

Just clean the top of your garage door first, and iron the back of the cover on medium heat before

For the best fit, match your banner size as closely as possible to your garage door’s width and height.

If you’re between sizes by only a few inches go slightly smaller for width to keep it snug without bunching, and slightly taller for height (by 2–3 inches) so you can place the velcro higher or on the top edge of the door.

👉 Check our full Size Guide here for more tips.

A: Absolutely. That’s one of the questions we hear most often.

You can use our Hidden Velcro Method to do so. Instead of sticking Velcro right on the front, with the door closed, you can place the Velcro on the very top of the face of the door – the part that tucks under the rubber weather seal when the door is closed. That way, the Velcro stays invisible, protected from the elements, and your door looks clean when the cover isn’t on.

We ship worldwide, with delivery averaging nine to eighteen days depending on your location. With the busy season approaching, we’re working extra hard to print, pack, and ship even faster.

Yes, with the new lighter installation method, Garagegift covers can be installed on the roller doors as well.

Our velcro is designed to come off cleanly if you heat it up first, using a hair dryer, to soften the adhesive and peel it off slowly. Remove any residue with Goo Gone.

However, if you want to keep Velcro hidden, try our ‘Hidden Velcro Method’– place it on the very top front face of the door (the part that tucks under the rubber seal when closed) so it’s out of sight, protected from the elements, and ready to reuse next time.

If your door was recently painted, wait until the paint is fully cured before applying Velcro.