The new TKO Wind Load Door design from TKO Dock Doors now meets Florida’s stringent building code. The design was tested to withstand pressures of +57 and -67.5 pounds per square foot, enabling it to remain intact through straight winds and hurricanes. The end result was receipt of Florida Building Code Approval #FL13014. Highlights of this model include a polycarbonate interior skin and a reinforced Impact-ATrack that runs the full height of the door.
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