Oct 7, 2026
Impact Windows Center has expanded its impact door lineup for Tampa homeowners, adding hurricane-rated aluminum options from CGI and ECO Window Systems across multiple configurations and glass choices.
Boynton Beach, United States, October 7, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- Impact Windows Center has added a wider range of hurricane-rated aluminum door options to its lineup, giving Tampa homeowners access to products from manufacturers including CGI and ECO. The expanded selection covers different door styles, sizes, glass choices, and design configurations to accommodate a variety of replacement and new-construction needs.
More information is available at https://impactwindowscenter.com/collections/doors
An Impact Windows Center spokesperson said homeowners replacing doors in existing properties often need more flexibility than a standard-size product can provide. "Some homeowners may also be focused on keeping the project within a certain budget, while others may place greater importance on features such as security, glass options, or overall design. Having more manufacturers and configurations to choose from gives customers the flexibility to prioritize what matters most to their household."
The expanded collection also gives Tampa homeowners access to impact-resistant aluminum doors designed to satisfy Florida's Building Code and applicable local wind-load and wind-borne debris standards.
Included in the updated selection is the CGI 160 Impact-Resistant Aluminum French Single Door, a hurricane-rated outswing door available in right- or left-hand configurations. The door features impact-resistant glass, a three-point locking system, triple weather stripping, and a 4-inch-deep frame. Customers can also choose from clear, gray, and Low-E glass, along with different frame colors and other options.
Another option is the ECO Impact-Resistant Aluminum French Double Entry Door with Decorative Glass. The system combines a heavy-gauge T6 aluminum profile with laminated impact-resistant glass, a multipoint locking system, and double weather stripping. Decorative muntin patterns, sidelites, high bottom rails, and Low-E insulated laminated glass are among the available customization options.
Customization is a central part of the expanded offering, and Impact Windows Center can quote custom sizes, frame colors, special glass options, and products that are not currently listed online. The company also handles custom orders without a custom upcharge, requiring only a 50% deposit to begin the order.
Based in South Florida, Impact Windows Center has more than 20 years of experience in the impact window and door industry. Its team assists customers with product selection, custom configurations, and order requirements, with a focus on making impact-resistant upgrades easier to plan and purchase.
Those interested in exploring the company's expanded selection of impact-resistant aluminum doors can visit https://impactwindowscenter.com/collections/doors
Contact Info:
Name: Arel Tsalach
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Organization: Impact Windows Center
Address: 3547 High Ridge Rd, Boynton Beach, Florida 33426, United States
Website: https://impactwindowscenter.com/
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