Single French Door
French Door is an Industry term that generally refers to a swing door. The colonials or grids can be applied in a number of ways or not at all. There are vast differences in design and construction depending on the manufacturer. Things to watch for include three-point locks, weather stripping, size of the threshold, and frame.
- Heavy Gauge Aluminum Alloy
- White
- Bronze
*Custom colors available for windows and doors
- Indalex Indurall powder coated (standard)
- Anodized (special order)
- Kynar 500 Resin paints (special order)
- ESP custom color powder coated paints (special order)
- 7/16″ thick laminated and heat strengthened
- Clear
- Gray
- Bronze
- Obscure (white inner layer)
- European powder coated handle
- Three-point lock
- European manufactured hinges
- Extruded snap-on glazing bead
- Double weather stripping
Optional Accessories
- Double applied colonial muntins
- Upgraded metal handle in choice of 4 finishes
- Sidelights
- Minimum – 27″ X 80″
- Maximum – 42″ X 96″
Freestanding sidelights
- Maximum – 37″ X 97″
- Full jambs on both sides and can be installed as an independent unit
Transoms
- Maximum – Any width +
- Available in all door and sidelight widths
- Maximum – Heights up to 37″
*Custom sizes are also available. Measurements are frame to frame
Air infiltration ASTM E283-91:
.29 CFM @ 6.24 PSF
Water resistance ASTM E331-91 or ASTM 547-93:
11.3 PSF
Uniform static load test design load using 7/16″ laminated glass:
Single door max. size @ 39″ X 96″: +100 PSF/ -140 PSF
Single door max. size @ 42″ X 96″: +75 PSF/ -110 PSF
Cyclic design load after large missile impact using 7/16″ heat strengthened laminated glass:
Single door max. size @ 39″ X 96″: +100 PSF/ -140 PSF
Single door max. size @ 42″ X 96″: +75 PSF/ -110 PSF
Forced entry test (AAMA 1302.5):
Passed
*Miami Dade County Approved Protocols
