The WindStorm™ Model 7565 Series wind load models are constructed of polyurethane insulation and two layers of steel. Designed with decorative overlays to resemble carriage house doors, these beautiful doors not only stand up to the most stringent building codes and agency requirements, they are thermally efficient with a U-factor of .15 (R-value of 12.12).
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Wind Load | Stringently tested to meet wind load requirements. |
| Impact Resistent | |
| Reinforced hardware throughout the door | |
| Designed to meet local building codes | when ordered with proper wind load options – including Miami-Dade County. |
| Foamed-in-place polyurethane insulation | U-factor* of .15(R-value** 12.12) can improve the thermal efficiency of your garage space, reduce street noise and make the door operate more quietly. |
| Durable overlays | specially treated to resist termites, weather and fungal decay. |
| Joint seals | snug-fitting tongue-and-groove section joints reduces wind and weather from entering the garage. |
*U-factor values are independently tested and verified per ANSI/DASMA 105.
**Overhead Door™ Brand uses a calculated door section R-value for our insulated doors.
Our WindStorm™ wind load rated system is available on selected products to meet regulations for a variety of wind speeds, ensuring your door is built to withstand varying wind conditions, including hurricane-force winds, and meet the most stringent local building codes. See other wind load garage doors.

Overhead DoorTM Brand participates in the DASMA Thermal Performance Verification Program. The program verifies the thermal performance of sectional doors. The lower the U-factor rating, the better the thermal performance.
Symbol indicates verified U-factor rating in accordance with the DASMA Thermal Performance Verification Program.
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Wind load garage doors provide essential protection for homes located in areas prone to severe weather conditions. These doors are engineered to withstand high winds, ensuring safety and security during storms, hurricanes, or other adverse weather events.
In addition to their protective capabilities, wind load garage doors enhance energy efficiency due to their insulation properties. For instance, the WindStorm™ Model 7565 features polyurethane insulation with a U-factor of .15, which not only helps to maintain a stable indoor temperature but also reduces energy costs over time.
Installing wind load garage doors requires professional expertise to ensure compliance with local building codes and safety standards. A qualified technician will assess the site, take precise measurements, and ensure proper installation to maximize the door's performance against wind pressures.
During the installation, factors such as the door's weight, the type of opener used, and the structural integrity of the garage must be considered. Proper installation not only guarantees the door's functionality but also extends its lifespan and maintains warranty conditions.
Understanding the differences between wind load garage doors and standard garage doors is crucial for homeowners in high-risk areas. While standard doors may suffice in calm environments, wind load doors are specifically designed to endure extreme weather conditions, providing superior durability and safety.
For example, wind load doors often feature enhanced materials and construction techniques that meet or exceed local building codes. This means that investing in a wind load garage door can offer peace of mind, knowing that your home is better protected against potential storm damage.
Regular maintenance is key to ensuring the longevity and performance of wind load garage doors. Homeowners should routinely inspect the door for any signs of wear, such as rust, dents, or malfunctioning components, to address issues before they escalate.
Additionally, lubricating moving parts, checking the seals, and ensuring the door's alignment can help maintain its operational efficiency. Following the manufacturer's guidelines and scheduling professional inspections can further enhance the door's resilience against harsh weather conditions.