A garage door whose technology sinks almost completely into the floor.
This garage door has the aforementioned advantage that only the Redstone lines to the triggers are above ground. The rest of the technology is underground. The garage door itself, however, must be made of material that follows gravity, e.g. sand.
Another picture from the inside:
Instructions:
Two times six pistons push the sand upwards. When they retract, it also falls down again:

Unfortunately, as I said, with most other materials, it can't be built because the pistons (even if they are sticky pistons) won't pull it down with them when they retract.
If you work with levers, the redstoning is easier, but you can only operate the gate from one point (e.g. 2 levers: if one lever sends a signal, the other lever cannot change it). Therefore, the temporary redstone signal from a button must either trigger a permanent redstone signal, or disable it if it already exists. For this I used the following circuit:

cool i like it i'm building a house with a garage right now
Maybe I'll put this idea into practice.
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Really cool made I also try out
Really cool made I also try out
Really cool made I also try out
About the levers: you can also use an underground exclusive-or circuit and thus operate the gate from two points. But anyway, cool idea!
Good idea, thanks 🙂
The top blocks don't fall down for me. Where can this come from?
Piston*
I Poste soon times my very fast variant.
This one has to use sand, I'm afraid.
You stole this from a youtuber @nicknus !
No!
Really coll but with me always remains a piston above with you
too? What could I do ❓❓❓