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Garage door vents in hurricane zones

In almost all cases garages and the doors are outside the conditioned envelope and don't need to comply with the energy code.


They really make garage doors out of plastic? Anybody who installs plastic doors deserves to get screwed.

Manufacture's Guidelines and Installation Guides
Please cite a code section that says garage doors must be installed in accordance with manufacturers' instructions. I think we are still free to install garage doors any way we want.


Agreed, any state that has hurricane codes must be complied with.
 
In almost all cases garages and the doors are outside the conditioned envelope and don't need to comply with the energy code.


They really make garage doors out of plastic? Anybody who installs plastic doors deserves to get screwed.

Manufacture's Guidelines and Installation Guides
Please cite a code section that says garage doors must be installed in accordance with manufacturers' instructions. I think we are still free to install garage doors any way we want.

Agreed, any state that has hurricane codes must be complied with.
 
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No information on their webby site related to hurricane
ratings, or anything else.

It kinda smells like another brand of Snake Oil to me !



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