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Hurricane Resistant Entry Door

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Hurricane Resistant Entry Door

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  1. 4 Useful Tips to follow While Installing Hurricane Resistant Entry Door

  2. Equipping the exterior façade with the hurricane resistant doors not only ensure stronger structure but also beautiful appearance. • The hurricane resistant entry doors are fixed with special fibres that are labelled as the hurricane resistant glass. • They look similar to what regular glass appears, but are superior in terms of strength and impact resistance. Installed in houses located in stormy areas, coastal belts and earthquake zones, the hurricane doors used in the entry can face wind and debris blowing at a speed of over 150 miles per hour. • Installing the hurricane doors can withstand heavy impacts caused by throwing stones and flying debris travelling with the hurricane.

  3. We tell you how to ensure more productive outing with the hurricane resistant entry door over a long period of time. Check for hinges: Hinges are the lifelines of doors. Exterior doors should be checked for tightened hinges occasionally. Replace the loose ones and refit the ones that have lost their edge. Strong winds may cause the bending of the front doors.

  4. Anchor the door with the wall framing: To take the hurricane resistant entry doorto the threshold of strength, use long sized hinge screws. Screw the door jambs through the wall framing to ensure that the doors remain resistant to break-ins. This will keep the hurricane resistant doors from splitting wide open or shaking when the high-velocity winds come by. Use the double barrel bolts for doors that are built in the French styles and drill them at least one inch into the flooring.

  5. Shield exterior doors with plywood: Hurricanes may not visit the region twice in a year. Even if they do appear, the hurricane resistant doors can be prepared accordingly. For the rest of the year, use the hurricane resistant doors just like normal strength doors. Overlapping the doors with 8 inch frame is a fairly safe and be a cost-effective measure that can work wonders in terms of appearance as well.

  6. Use extra tempered glass panel in between: A single tempered glass may not be able to withstand the force of wind. To caress all your fears, use the high-impact panel in between the outer frames. It will add additional bit of safety margin and stand longer as well.

  7. Get in touch Address19909 SW 7th Place, Pembroke PinesFlorida , USA-33029 Contact no: (954) 200-8975 Email: info@propertyshutters.com Website: www.prostormprotection.com/impact-front-doors

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