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Impact Zone 2
Wind Speeds 110-129 MPH
Meets International Building Codes for near-coastal areas in Atlantic and Gulf Coast states. |
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Impact Zone 3
Wind Speeds 120-140 MPH
Meets International Building Codes for coastal areas in Atlantic and Gulf Coast states. |
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Impact Zone 4
Wind Speeds 140+ MPH
Meets International Building Codes for Florida and Miami-Dade County. | | |
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StormPlus® Protection |
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Whether your home is located along the Gulf Coast, in Dade County, Florida, on Long Island, New York or anywhere in between, StormPlus has a product line specifically designed to meet the codes in your region. |
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An important line of defense against hurricane winds |
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During a hurricane, a home's seal - it's structural envelope - can be breached through a broken window or door, allowing water and wind to enter, and causing an increase in pressure that can lift the roof and push the walls outward. |
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StormPlus offers protection from the forceful pushing and pulling winds of hurricanes. |
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Features include:
Laminated glass to protect against impact from debris such as tree branches or construction materials
Reinforced sash, frame and locking points
Aesthetically unobtrusive hardware reinforcements, such as storm clips that secure the sash to the frame |
Engineered for safety and performance
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StormPlus products and options are designed, rigorously tested, and certified for energy efficiency, driving rain, impact resistance and cyclic pressure. So though they may look like glass, they act like shields, protecting against flying debris and providing additional security against break-ins and even outdoor noise. |
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Bigger Windows.
Better Views.The StormPlus Magnum Double Hung window and our expansive picture windows feature up to 45 square feet of glass.
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