Impact-Resistant Windows And Doors Hurricane & Storm Protection Solutions
HOGLAD specializes in impact resistant windows designed to withstand extreme weather conditions. Our hurricane-rated windows feature reinforced frames, laminated impact glass, and advanced sealing systems that provide superior protection against high winds, flying debris, and severe storms while maintaining energy efficiency and aesthetic appeal for residential and commercial buildings.
Hoglad Impact Resistant Solution
HOGLAD specializes in manufacturing impact-resistant windows designed to withstand extreme weather conditions and provide superior protection for residential and commercial properties. Our hurricane-rated windows meet the highest safety standards while maintaining aesthetic appeal and energy efficiency.
Our impact-resistant window systems feature multi-layered laminated glass and reinforced frames that can withstand high-velocity impacts from debris during storms. These windows are rigorously tested to meet Miami-Dade County and Florida Building Code requirements, ensuring maximum protection without sacrificing natural light or architectural design.
HOGLAD's impact-resistant solutions combine advanced engineering with premium materials to deliver windows that provide year-round security, noise reduction, UV protection, and energy savings. Each window undergoes extensive quality testing to ensure it meets strict impact resistance standards while offering smooth operation and long-lasting durability.
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Are Your Windows and Doors Ready for Extreme Weather?
Severe storms cause billions in property damage annually. Standard windows shatter under pressure, leaving homes vulnerable to wind, rain, and debris intrusion.
Solution: Impact-resistant windows and doors feature laminated glass and reinforced frames that withstand hurricane-force winds up to 200+ mph, protecting your property and family while potentially reducing insurance premiums by 10-45%.
Discover how these advanced protection systems can transform your home's safety and value.
What Makes Windows Impact-Resistant?
Impact-resistant windows use laminated glass with a polymer interlayer that holds fragments together when broken, similar to automotive windshields.
Do Impact Windows Reduce Energy Costs?
Yes, the multi-layer construction provides superior insulation, reducing energy consumption by up to 30% compared to standard windows.
Multi-Layer Protection
Advanced lamination technology
How Much Do Impact Windows Cost?
Investment ranges from $300-800 per window, with potential insurance discounts offsetting costs over time.
Are Impact Doors Worth the Investment?
Impact doors provide complete entry point protection, enhanced security, and noise reduction benefits beyond storm protection.
Installation Timeline?
Professional installation typically takes 1-3 days per home.
Maintenance Requirements?
Minimal upkeep with standard window cleaning and annual inspections.
Building Code Compliance?
Meets or exceeds all hurricane zone building requirements.
Warranty Coverage?
Comprehensive warranties up to 25 years on materials and performance.
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How to specify impact-resistant windows and doors
Wind Load Requirements
Determine local wind speed requirements and structural load calculations for your specific geographic location. Consider factors such as building height, exposure category, and topographical features that may affect wind patterns.
Impact Testing Standards
Specify ASTM E1996 and E1886 compliance for large missile impact testing and cyclic pressure testing. These standards ensure windows can withstand flying debris and pressure differentials during severe weather events.
Frame Material Selection
Choose reinforced aluminum, steel, or composite materials designed to withstand extreme weather conditions. Consider corrosion resistance, thermal performance, and long-term durability in marine or high-humidity environments.
Installation Requirements
Ensure proper anchoring systems and weatherproofing methods for maximum structural integrity. Follow manufacturer specifications for fastener spacing, sealant application, and structural attachment to building frame.
Professional Installation
Expert installation ensures maximum protection and performance
What are the differences between impact-resistant and regular windows?
Impact-Resistant Windows
Laminated Glass: Multiple glass layers with interlayer film prevent shattering
Reinforced Frames: Heavy-duty aluminum or steel construction
Wind Resistance: Tested for 150+ mph wind speeds
Debris Protection: Withstands large missile impacts
Energy Efficiency: Superior insulation properties
Ideal for: Hurricane zones, high-wind areas, security applications
Regular Windows
Standard Glass: Single or double-pane glass construction
Basic Frames: Standard aluminum, vinyl, or wood frames
Limited Wind Resistance: Designed for normal weather conditions
Basic Protection: Vulnerable to flying debris
Standard Efficiency: Basic insulation performance
Ideal for: Standard residential, mild climate zones, budget applications
What are the differences between impact and regular doors?
Impact-Resistant Doors
Reinforced Core: Steel or composite core with impact-resistant materials
Laminated Glass: Impact-resistant glass panels where applicable
Heavy-Duty Hardware: Multi-point locking systems and reinforced hinges
Weather Sealing: Advanced weatherstripping and gasket systems
Structural Integrity: Designed to maintain frame integrity under extreme loads
Ideal for: Coastal properties, storm-prone areas, high-security applications
Regular Doors
Standard Core: Hollow or basic solid wood/composite core
Regular Glass: Standard glass panels, if present
Basic Hardware: Standard locks and hinges
Standard Sealing: Basic weatherstripping
Normal Durability: Suitable for typical residential use
Ideal for: Interior applications, mild climates, standard residential use