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Storefront Doors & Frames

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Storefront glass doors are built with 9/16" impact‑rated glass and can be configured with side‑lites, transoms, and multiple frame options to match the exact requirements of your opening. These systems are engineered for durability, visibility, and code compliance—making them ideal for retail, commercial, and mixed‑use properties throughout Florida.

A wide range of commercial‑grade hardware is available depending on your building’s code requirements, including panic devices, closers, hinges, pivots, and ADA‑compliant options.

Storefront doors remain one of the most popular choices for commercial properties because they offer:

  • High visibility that enhances curb appeal and draws customers inside
  • Framed or frameless designs to match modern or traditional storefront styles
  • Aluminum framing options that provide strength, corrosion resistance, and a clean, professional appearance

These doors play a critical role in both the security and aesthetics of a business, making them an essential component of any retail or service‑based property.

To keep storefront doors performing at their best, regular maintenance is recommended. This includes:

  • Cleaning glass and hardware
  • Lubricating hinges and moving components
  • Checking automatic door mechanisms
  • Inspecting weatherstripping and seals for wear or damage

Proper upkeep ensures your storefront door remains attractive, safe, and fully compliant with local building codes—while extending the life of both the door and its hardware.

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Applications

Primary entryways found at the front of commercial properties such as retail stores, office buildings, restaurants, and showrooms.

  • They're designed to combine functionality, durability, and aesthetics, making a strong first impression while handling heavy foot traffic.
  • The most common type is the aluminum framed glass door, known for its strength, lightweight construction, and ability to hold large glass panels that enhance visibility.
  • Frameless glass doors offer a sleek, modern appearance with minimal hardware, making them popular in upscale retail or corporate settings. Automatic sliding doors are ideal for high-traffic environments, typically activated by motion sensors or push buttons. Manual or automatic swing doors, available in single or double configurations, provide flexibility and ease of use. For businesses requiring additional protection, security doors are built with reinforced materials, and often include features like metal grilles or bullet-resistant glass.
  • Storefront doors typically emphasize visibility through the use of large glass panels, allowing potential customers to see inside. Security is another major factor, with many doors made from tempered or laminated safety glass and equipped with strong locking systems. Accessibility is crucial, so doors are generally designed to comply with ADA standards, offering wide openings and easy-to-use mechanisms. In colder climates, some storefront systems include insulation features such as thermal breaks or double-pane glass to improve energy efficiency. Design customization is widely available, from choosing finishes and colors to selecting handles, hardware, and door sizes.

Key Features

Features of Storefront Doors

  • Visibility: Large glass panels let customers see inside.
  • Security: Tempered or laminated safety glass, secure locking systems.
  • Accessibility: ADA-compliant with appropriate width and easy opening.
  • Insulation: Some have thermal breaks or double-pane glass for energy efficiency.
  • Customization: Size, color, finish, handles, and hardware can be tailored.

Maintenance Tips

  • Regularly clean glass and hardware.
  • Lubricate hinges and check auto mechanisms.
  • Inspect weather stripping and seals for energy efficiency.
  • Ensure compliance with fire and building codes.

Typical storefront doors come in standard widths such as 36, 42, or 48 inches, with heights usually around 7 or 8 feet. However, custom sizes can be manufactured to fit specific architectural needs or branding preferences.

Types

1. Aluminum Framed Glass Doors

  • Most common type.
  • Lightweight but strong.
  • Often used with large glass panels for maximum visibility.

2. Frameless Glass Doors

  • Clean, modern look with minimal hardware.
  • Common in upscale stores and office entrances.

3. Automatic Sliding Doors

  • Ideal for high-traffic areas.
  • Can be motion-sensored or push-button.

4. Swing Doors

  • Manual or automatic.
  • Can be single or double doors.

5. Security Doors

  • Reinforced for added safety.
  • Often used with metal grilles or bullet-resistant glass.

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