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Coastal Impact Window + Door Solutions
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Be Ready for Harsh Conditions
Whether you’re close to the shore or building inland, Marvin Ultimate™ and Elevate® windows and doors provide a wide range of impact-rated products to meet building codes, stand up to storms, and showcase your spaces with beauty and style. Reinforced construction, impact glass, and durable materials combine to safeguard homes without sacrificing aesthetics.
Durable Materials
Marvin Ultimate products feature the highest industry rated 18-gauge, aircraft-quality extruded aluminum
Ultrex® fiberglass exteriors on Marvin Elevate products are 8x stronger than vinyl and 3x stronger than the Fibrex® composite
Superior Finishes
PVDF (polyvinylidene difluoride) finish that meets the highest AAMA 2605 requirements for Ultimate products
Best-in-class AAMA 624 Ultrex finish on Elevate products is 3x thicker than competitive painted finishes
Exceptional Design
Impact Zone 3 certified products are designed to meet and exceed stringent coastal codes
The perfect aesthetic for remodels, luxury home builds, and light commercial projects
Enhanced Features + Options
Laminated and specialty glass options are available for hurricane zones and sound management. Products can also be specified to meet sea turtle conservation codes.
Marvin impact-rated products do not require extra latches or special locking hardware reinforcements
Coastal + Impact Products
The Marvin Impact-Rated Product Portfolio
Ultimate Collection
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Elevate Collection
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Structural Integrity
Designed for Strength and Performance
Marvin impact products are rigorously tested to comply with coastal codes and withstand high wind, extreme pressure, and flying debris.
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Impact Zone 3 Ready
Zone 3 meets International Building Codes for coastal areas in Atlantic and Gulf Coast states and is tested to withstand winds from 120mph to 140mph.
A — Glass Layers
B — IZ3: SentryGlas® interlayer or Polyvinyl Butryal (PVB) interlayer
C — Energy efficient airspace framed by metal spacer bar
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Comprehensive Testing
To ensure maximum performance in the field, Marvin applies persistent pressure tests of 9,000 cycles to simulate hurricane-force winds.
Products are tested using an 8-foot-long, 2" x 4" stud launched at 50 feet per second to ensure they withstand impact to the center and corners.
What are Impact Windows and Doors?
Whether you live in extreme weather regions or simply require extra sound protection for your home, Marvin offers a wide range of impact-rated windows and doors to meet building codes, stand up to storms, and showcase your spaces with beauty and style. Reinforced construction, impact glass, and durable materials combine to safeguard your home without sacrificing aesthetics.
Are hurricane windows the same as impact windows?
Some impact windows are designed specifically for areas frequented by hurricanes or hurricane conditions. The level of protection varies. Talk to a contractor, architect, or structural engineer to understand the applicable building codes in your region.
What can impact windows withstand?
Premium impact windows are engineered to withstand high winds and flying debris generated by severe storms and hurricanes.
What wind speed are impact windows rated for?
Products with impact-resistant glass are rated for their ability to withstand wind speeds in various, predetermined wind debris zones called Impact Zones, or IZ for short. Areas prone to hurricanes and storms involving high wind speeds are categorized into four zones, each with their own building code certification standards.
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