Glass Options
Larson Doors offers a variety of glass options designed to enhance the beauty, security, and energy efficiency of your home. These options are available across their range of storm doors, providing a balance of style and functionality.
The core glass offering for many Larson storm doors is Tempered Glass. This type of glass is treated to be stronger and safer than standard glass. If broken, it shatters into small, blunt pieces, significantly reducing the risk of serious injury. Tempered glass is a standard feature on many models, offering durability and peace of mind.
For those seeking enhanced privacy and a softened light, Obscure Glass is available. This frosted or textured glass diffuses light while obscuring the view, making it ideal for areas where privacy is desired, such as bathrooms or entryways facing public spaces. Obscure glass options can add a touch of elegance and seclusion.
Larson also provides Decorative Glass options that serve as a design element for your entryway. These can include various patterns, tints, or etched designs that add a unique aesthetic appeal to the storm door. Decorative glass can range from subtle enhancements to bold statements, allowing for personalization of your home's exterior.
For improved energy efficiency, some Larson storm doors feature Low-E Glass. This type of glass has a microscopic metallic coating that reflects infrared light, helping to keep heat inside during colder months and outside during warmer months. Low-E glass can contribute to a more comfortable interior environment and potentially lower energy bills.
Certain models may also offer Energy Efficient Glass Packages. These packages typically combine features like Low-E coatings with double-pane construction and an insulating gas (like argon) between the panes. This layered approach further enhances thermal performance, providing superior insulation against outdoor temperature fluctuations.
When considering glass options, it's important to note that availability can vary by specific storm door model. Each glass type is selected to offer distinct benefits, whether it's enhanced safety, privacy, aesthetic appeal, or energy savings, allowing homeowners to choose the best fit for their needs and preferences.