WindStorm™ garage door model 5745 in dark wood grain finish, installed on a residential home with beige siding and landscaping featuring pink flowers.

Residential home exterior featuring WindStorm™ garage doors in dark wood grain finish, surrounded by landscaped garden and brick facade, emphasizing durability and aesthetic appeal for wind load protection.

Wind Load Garage Doors

WindStorm™ - Models 5745 & 5765

The WindStorm™ Collection Models 5745/5765 are thermally efficient garage doors constructed of polyurethane insulation. Series 5745 (Models 901-905) features a U-factor of .15 (R-value of 12.12) and Series 5765 (Models 906-909) features an U-factor of .12 (R-value of 16.22). Offered in a variety of colors, including bi-directional wood grain colors, this collection adds beauty to your home while meeting stringent building codes and agency requirements.

Premium insulated garage doors designed to protect your family against hurricanes, high wind damage, pressure changes and wind-borne debris.

Learn more about our new Artisan Wood Grain™ finish options!

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Construction

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.
WindStorm™ Construction	Provides a continuous layer of foamed-in-place, CFC-free polyurethane insulation sandwiched between two layers of corrosion-resistant steel, for maximum thermal efficiency
Polyurethane insulation	Models 5745 (901-905): U-factor* of .15(R-value** 12.12) Models 5765 (906-909): U-factor* of .12(R-value** 16.22)
Strong, sturdy doors	Models 5745 (901-905): 1 3/8″ thick Models 5765 (906-909): 1 7/8″ thick
Embossed wood-grain texture	Adds beauty, sophistication and durability
Steel backing	For clean, finished interior appearance
Durable finish	Hot-dipped galvanized steel with two coats of baked-on polyester paint
In-between section seals	Seals provide superior resistance to the elements
Bulb-type bottom weatherseal	Guards against wind and rain while providing a cushion when closing the door
Residential garage door and opener system limited warranty	(when purchased together) – features 3 year on components (see warranty for details)

_{*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.}

Wind load

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 Door^TM 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.}

Warranty

Limited lifetime warranty on door.

WindStorm™ Thermacore® Door

Specifications

Product Literature

Instructional Manuals

Wind-load-thermacore-5745-5765-owners-manual (opens in a new window)

Warranties

WindStorm™ Garage Door Models 5745 & 5765 Limited Warranty (opens in a new window)

2465 N Miami Ave, Fresno, CA 93727, United States

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Monday-Friday: 7:00 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday-Sunday: Closed

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Benefits of Wind Load Garage Doors

Wind load garage doors are specifically designed to withstand high winds and severe weather conditions, making them an essential investment for homeowners in areas prone to hurricanes or strong storms. These doors provide peace of mind, knowing that they can protect your property from potential damage caused by wind-borne debris and pressure changes.

In addition to their durability, wind load garage doors often come with enhanced insulation properties, which can improve energy efficiency in your home. For example, models like the WindStorm™ 5745 and 5765 feature polyurethane insulation that not only meets stringent building codes but also contributes to lower energy bills by maintaining consistent indoor temperatures.

Installation Process for Wind Load Garage Doors

Installing wind load garage doors requires careful planning and execution to ensure they perform as intended in severe weather conditions. It is recommended to hire a professional installer who is familiar with the specific requirements and guidelines for these types of doors, ensuring a secure and proper fit.

During installation, factors such as the door's weight, the structural integrity of the garage opening, and local building codes must be taken into account. Proper installation not only maximizes the door's effectiveness but also helps maintain its warranty, providing long-term protection for your investment.

Comparative Analysis of Wind Load Garage Door Models

When selecting a wind load garage door, it’s important to compare different models to find the best fit for your needs. The WindStorm™ models 5745 and 5765, for instance, offer varying levels of thermal efficiency and structural strength, allowing customers to choose based on their specific environmental challenges and aesthetic preferences.

By examining factors such as U-factor ratings, thickness, and materials used, consumers can make informed decisions. For example, the WindStorm™ 5765 has a lower U-factor, indicating better insulation performance, which may be beneficial for energy-conscious homeowners.

Maintenance Tips for Wind Load Garage Doors

Regular maintenance is crucial to ensure the longevity and performance of wind load garage doors. Homeowners should routinely inspect the door for any signs of wear or damage, including checking the seals, hinges, and weatherstripping to prevent air and water leaks.

Additionally, lubricating moving parts and cleaning the door surface can help maintain its functionality and appearance. Following the manufacturer's guidelines and scheduling professional inspections can further enhance the door's durability and reliability against extreme weather conditions.