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STORM PRO 361 |
TORNADO RESISTANT |
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SEVERE WEATHER DOOR AND FRAME SYSTEM
Damage can be caused by flying debris (referred to as windborne missiles). If wind speeds are high enough, missiles can be thrown at a building with enough force to penetrate windows, walls, or the roof.
Wind hazard maps have been developed for today's model building codes.
An object such as a 2” x 4” wood stud weighing 15 pounds, when carried by a 250-mph wind, can have a horizontal speed of 100 mph and impact with enough force to penetrate most common building materials used today.
The
StormPro®361
was developed to resist missile penetration for use in buildings designed
as shelters to protect occupants from injury.
Applications for Storm Pro:
Look
for the StormPro® 361 label.
Look for the StormPro®361 label. Doors and frames that have been tested and approved for use in accordance with F.E.M.A. Guidelines are not required to bear a label indicating there approval. Metropolitan insures the label is affixed to certify that the door you are using has been tested and approved.
THE
IMPACT TEST
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"Test
Video"
1.8 MB |
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STORMPRO® CONSTRUCTION & HARDWARE DETAILS |
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FRAME DETAILS:
HARDWARE REQUIRED:
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