Impact and Hurricane Rated Steel Door-Successful Completion and Certification
Steel Windows and Doors USA officially made their foot print in the window and door market by becoming the first ever company to offer an impact rated thermally broken steel window and door system.
Stratford, CT (PRWEB) January 24, 2014
For Domenick Siano and Bill Polinsky, owners of Steel Windows and Doors USA, it has always been a dream to provide a product in the window and door market that is truly unique and superior amongst their competitors. For years, they have had great success providing Brombal’s steel thermally broken frame sections, but with the market becoming increasingly inflated with sub-par replica thermally broken products, they decided it was time to change the window and door game forever.
On January 14, 2014 at approximately 1:00 p.m. GMT, Steel Windows and Doors USA officially made their foot print in the window and door market by becoming the first ever company to offer an impact rated thermally broken steel window and door system.
Furthermore, on January 17, 2014 at approximately 3:00 p.m. GMT, Steel Windows and Doors USA announced that their Brombal narrow sightline series fixed units also passed hurricane and impact testing.
Prior to surpassing the four rigorous tests, the Brombal product still greatly out-performed many of its competitors, but with this new certification under their belt, there is no question that Steel Windows and Doors USA now offers a superior product. The fixed narrow sightline series and window and door system will now be available in Bronze, Stainless Steel, Cor-Ten and Steel; all of which are equipped with our Thermally Broken technology.
To see testing footage of the world's first Thermal Break Double Door, visit this YouTube link.
This certification provides Steel Windows and Doors USA with immense project versatility which had previously been limited by hurricane codes and impact certification in certain areas. It also provides clients with the invaluable reassurance that during a time of severe weather; they, their family members and house are safe.