French Impact Doors

French doors bring timeless elegance to a home while providing strong hurricane protection and energy efficiency. These doors open outward or inward and feature large glass panels that allow natural light to fill your living space.  A&J Windowhaus installs French impact doors across Tampa Bay and St. Petersburg with professional installation and durable construction.

Impact french doors in Tampa Bay Florida

Key Features of Our French Impact Doors

  • Classic double-door design
  • Impact-resistant glass options
  • Wide opening for airflow and access
  • Strong locking systems
  • Elegant appearance

Custom Options

  • Single or double French doors​
  • Decorative grids
  • Energy-efficient glass packages
  • Hardware finishes

Built for Florida Homes

French impact doors combine beauty and storm protection for homes throughout the Tampa Bay area.

FAQs — Impact French Door in Florida

French impact doors are hinged double doors with laminated impact glass and reinforced frames that meet Florida Building Code. Regular French doors use ordinary glass that shatters under debris. Ours give you the classic European look plus real hurricane protection, no shutters needed.

Yes. They pass the Large Missile Impact Test and 9,000 pressure cycles, and meet or exceed Florida Building Code and HVHZ requirements.

Yes. The laminated glass and tight seals cut outside noise and lower energy bills. Many homeowners also qualify for insurance wind-mitigation discounts (we provide the OIR-B1-1802 form).

Absolutely. Choose from a range of finishes, hardware, and glass options. Every door is laser-measured in-house for a precise fit.

Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Clearwater. We measure and install in-house, never subcontracted.

PGT, Eurocraft USA, Kömmerling, ES Windows, Euro Wall, and Mr. Glass.

Most French impact door installations are completed in one to two days depending on the opening and configuration. We typically handles permitting coordination and ensures every installation meets Florida Building Code requirements.