Hurricane Impact Glass Doors

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A house with a pool and impact-rated opening glass walls
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Impact-rated NanaWall SL73 folding glass wall system installed at a coastal residence in Tequesta, Florida, approved for HVHZ applications
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NanaWall SL73 impact-rated folding glass wall system at a Florida coastal home, designed to meet Florida Product Approval and HVHZ requirements

Impact-Rated Opening Glass Doors for Hurricane Prone Areas

The Atlantic coast is full of ideal locations for an indoor/outdoor lifestyle—but it’s a Hurricane Prone and Wind Borne Debris area. We engineer and manufacture impact-rated opening glass doors to keep inhabitants’ safe and builders compliant.

Built for a Beautiful and Resilient Coast

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NanaWall SL73 impact-rated folding glass wall system at a Florida coastal residence, combining large openings with hurricane-tested performance
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Ocean front house with impact-resistant glass walls

Put to the (Impact) Test

Systems are independently tested for impact-resistance. 

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Impact-rated NanaWall folding glass wall system in a coastal Bermuda residence, providing large-panel openings with tested structural and weather performance
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Florida Products Approved in HVHZ

Buildings in High Velocity Hurricane Zones (HVHZ) require impact-rated systems. Miami-Dade and Broward County are two HVHZ zones, but others exist along the Florida and Atlantic coast.

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NanaWall Florida-approved impact-rated folding glass wall at Milliken’s Reef Restaurant in Port Canaveral, FL, shown partially open connecting the interior to outdoor seating
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NanaWall impact-rated folding glass wall system at a waterfront restaurant in Port Canaveral, Florida, engineered for severe weather exposure

Florida Products Approved Not in HVHZ

To be used in the state of Florida, a building envelope product needs to be Florida Approved. Systems need to test and pass air infiltration, water penetration, and structural load tests.

Impact-Rated for Hurricane Prone Areas

The SL73 has been tested outside the lab—in real hurricanes. Customer affected by Superstorm Sandy tell stories of the sense of security SL73 brought. Some even told us they watched the storm from behind their NanaWall system.

Systems are independently tested for impact-resistance. Impact rated systems can be approved by the state of Florida. The impact test is intense—launching a 9-pound 2x4 lumber missile into different spots of a system at 50 feet per second.

Florida Approved NanaWall Systems

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Florida Product Approved NanaWall System in High Velocity Hurricane Zones (HVHZ):

Folding Glass Doors:

  • Aluminum: SL73 (Inswing FL20107.1, Outswing FL20107.2)

Florida Approved Products not in HVHZ Zones:

Folding Glass Doors:

Single Track Sliding and Stacking Glass Doors:

Minimal Sliding and MultiSlide Glass Doors:

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What Our Customers Have to Say

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Palm Island Residence

The Palm Island Residence uses NanaWall SL73 hurricane-rated folding glass walls to seamlessly connect luxury interiors with expansive Biscayne Bay views.

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Tequesta Residence

NanaWall SL73 hurricane-rated folding glass walls connect this Florida residence to the pool and courtyard, providing expansive views, natural ventilation, and flexible indoor-outdoor living.

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“Using the NanaWall operable glass walls presented an opening to bring in the pool deck and an exterior view without any obstructions. I am very satisfied with the outcome.”

— Paul Louis Haberman, AIA, President/CEO, HKi Architects

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Frequently Asked Questions

NanaWall impact-rated opening glass doors are engineered for hurricane-prone and wind-borne debris areas, helping coastal projects maintain indoor-outdoor living while supporting safety, performance, and code compliance.

Yes. NanaWall SL73 is Florida Product Approved for HVHZ applications, including inswing FL20107.1 and outswing FL20107.2 configurations. HVHZ approval is especially important for areas such as Miami-Dade and Broward County in Florida.

NanaWall systems are independently tested for impact resistance. Testing includes demanding impact procedures, such as launching a 9-pound 2x4 lumber missile into the system at 50 feet per second.

The NanaWall SL73 aluminum folding glass door system is approved for High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ) applications and is designed for projects requiring impact-rated opening glass walls in severe coastal conditions.

Yes. NanaWall offers several Florida Product Approved systems for non-HVHZ areas, including folding, stacking, and minimal sliding glass wall systems tested for air infiltration, water penetration, and structural load performance.

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Yes. NanaWall impact-rated systems are designed to create expansive openings while delivering tested performance, helping architects and homeowners achieve open coastal living without compromising resilience and durability.

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NanaWall NW Aluminum 640 with Florida Product Approval #38736, open glass wall system, no Panda Windows Florida approval
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Impact-rated NanaWall folding glass wall system in a coastal Bermuda residence, providing large-panel openings with tested structural and weather performance
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