Dura-Storm 2000/3000
Trusted as your first line of defense from hurricanes by withstanding high wind pressure and resisting forced entry.
Designed to increase the structural resilience of essential facilities, the Dura-Storm Level E provides the utmost protection against windborne debris and hurricane-force wind loads when evacuation is not an option.
Beauty and the Beast
- Welded panels and reinforcements keep the panels on track, reduce door damage and increase protection from flying debris and looting.
- Add style and sophistication with 2" narrow stiles and special finishes (patterned wood laminate shown).
Miami-Dade Compliant and Fast to Install
- Compliant with Florida Building Code, Miami-Dade NOA Code, and ASTM E283. Tested to withstand winds up to 75psf and the impact of flying debris.
- Factory applied environmentally-friendly 3M VHB eliminates time-consuming calking during install.
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Product FAQs
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Doors rated to meet Florida Building Code and Miami-Dade County standards can be either impact or non-impact rated. Both types are wind pressure rated, while the impact door is required to pass an additional battery of tests for resistance to impacts from “missiles” or large objects that may be flying through the air at high speed. If your project is within a mile of the coast, or is in a high speed wind zone, you may need the impact version of our Dura-Storm.
No, adding steel is a method for supporting added wind pressure and/or impact resistance. Steel is quite heavy so building impact rated doors without it is preferred.
No. Because all swinging and sliding doors are tested closed and locked, an automatic door operator has no effect on the performance of the door.
