Series 600 — Small Slat Panel

The Series 600 uses narrow horizontal reveals (grooves) pressed into the steel panels, spaced closely together across the door face. The result reads as a series of horizontal slats or lines — much more architectural and design-forward than a plain flush door but without the fully "commercial" feel of an actual slatted material like wood or cedar. It's Invicta's most contemporary residential design.

It's our most-recommended door for genuinely contemporary and desert-modern homes — the kind of build with flat rooflines, minimal trim, board-formed concrete or dark stucco, and horizontal massing. On those homes, the Series 600's horizontal slat pattern reinforces the architecture instead of fighting it. On more traditional or Spanish-style homes, though, a Series 100 or 300 fits much better.

Not meaningfully — the reveals are shallow enough that a garden-hose rinse gets 95% of any collected dust or debris. In Arizona's dry climate, dirt accumulation on any garage door is minimal (unlike wetter climates where mildew and buildup are real concerns). If you want to be thorough, a soft brush every few months in the reveal channels keeps things pristine.

Yes — Invicta offers matching pedestrian passage doors and entry doors in the same Series 600 slat design so you can create a coordinated modern facade. This is especially popular on custom homes and full remodels where the entire garage-and-entryway sequence is being redesigned as a single architectural element. We can quote the coordinated set at the same appointment.

It depends on the look you're going for. Windows on the top row can emphasize the horizontal line pattern of the slats and look very intentional on a contemporary home. But many homeowners prefer to leave the Series 600 window-free to keep the clean horizontal reveals uninterrupted — the door becomes a pure architectural element. Both approaches work; we'll show you renderings of your specific opening with and without windows before you decide.

The Series 500 is truly flush — a clean, unbroken face across the whole door with no visible detail. The Series 600 has the horizontal slat/reveal pattern pressed into the panels. Both are contemporary, but the 500 disappears against the facade while the 600 becomes a design feature. If your home's facade already has strong architectural elements, the 500 stays out of the way. If the garage door is meant to be a focal point on an otherwise minimalist facade, the 600 does the heavy lifting.

Farnsworth Garage Door Service is the authorized Invicta Series 600 dealer for Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, and Phoenix. The Series 600 is our most-installed door on genuinely contemporary desert-modern homes — flat rooflines, dark stucco, minimalist trim. Request a written quote and we'll show you the slat pattern up close.

Farnsworth is your local authorized Series 600 installer serving Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Phoenix, and the wider Phoenix metro. Our in-house team installs every door and handles warranty locally. We can also coordinate matching pedestrian passage doors in the same slat design for a fully unified facade.

Call or text (602) 935-9766, or use the Get a Free Invicta Quote button. We come out, measure, walk you through the Series 600's slat design and how it will read against your specific facade, and give you a written itemized quote — no pricing surprises.

Series 600 small-slat contemporary pricing moves with insulation tier, color choice, and any window insert additions. We quote every Series 600 install in Scottsdale against your specific home. Modern desert-architecture homes usually pair the door with a matte contemporary color and long-rectangle windows — we'll walk you through the options. Written itemized quote, no obligation.

Series 600 small-slat contemporary configurations typically run 4-6 weeks factory-direct. Custom colors and premium finishes may add extra weeks. Once your Series 600 arrives at our Mesa shop, we schedule the install — typically within the week if you're flexible.

Yes — Farnsworth can walk you through financing options for a new Invicta Series 600 at your free in-home consultation. We work with common home-improvement financing programs so you can spread the install cost over monthly payments instead of paying all up front. Ask us during the quote and we'll walk you through the current options, terms, and what pre-qualifies you — no hard credit pull required for the initial conversation.

Sometimes — if your Invicta Series 600 is being replaced because of a covered event (car-into-door impact, monsoon wind damage, hail damage, break-in), your homeowners insurance may cover full or partial replacement. A spring failure or normal wear-and-tear is usually NOT covered. If you think an insurance claim might apply, mention it at your free consultation and we can help you document the damage with photos and a written scope-of-work quote that most insurance adjusters will accept. We are not licensed insurance advisors, so run any specific coverage questions past your carrier directly.

The Series 600 is available in all three Invicta insulation tiers. Because it's most often installed on modern desert-architecture homes with high thermal loads on the west and south facades, we usually spec at least the polystyrene (Better) tier for Scottsdale installs. UV-stabilized finish holds color under Arizona sun for decades.