A Craftsman-inspired aesthetic featuring a composite of clear bevels, arctic glass, micro-granite glass, and streamed glass, providing a medium-high level of privacy while still casting intricate light patterns.
Fiberglass: Resists warping, rotting, and denting. These doors feature a polyurethane foam core that provides up to four times the insulating R-value of wood. Steel: Offers high security and affordability, though it may dent more easily than fiberglass.
The "Crosswalk" style for door glass and inserts is defined by its abstract, contemporary look featuring strong linear lines with accents of gray glass. Design elements: It incorporates bold, linear patterns combined with pops of gray and light waterglass for visual contrast. Privacy: It provides a high level of privacy, making it suitable for front entry doors, lanai doors, and even bathroom doors. Aesthetic versatility: The style complements modern and Craftsman architectural designs. Applications: It is primarily available as door glass inserts for exterior doors, including pre-hung fiberglass doors and hurricane impact glass options
Hurricane protection: Designed to withstand high winds and flying debris without shattering, preventing dangerous openings in a home's structure during a storm. Forced entry resistance: The tough interlayer makes the glass difficult for intruders to break through, resisting impacts from tools like hammers or crowbars. Noise reduction: The laminated construction also provides a sound-dampening effect, reducing outside noise. UV protection: It blocks harmful UV rays, protecting a home's interior from sun damage. Testing and standards: Impact glass is rigorously tested to meet stringent building codes, such as those in hurricane-prone regions of Florida. All that’s missing is the patter of raindrops. Rain features a vertical pattern and textured surface that create the illusion of rain trickling down a window. It offers a high level of privacy. CONTEMPORARY, CRAFTSMAN, DECORATIVE