Vistawall announces Stormax TM line of hurricane resistant products

Date: 9 September 2002
Source: Vistawall

Date: 9 September 2002

Vistawall Architectural Products® proudly introduces StormMax TM hurricane-resistant framing systems. StormMax systems provide protection against wind-borne debris as mandated by South Florida’s strict hurricane code.

The StormMax line will include curtain wall, window wall, storefront, entrance and skylight systems that have been tested to meet full compliance with the requirements of Miami/Dade County Protocol 201, 202, 203 and Southern Building Code Congress International.

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