Door Systems
Commercial Storefront Doors
Our aluminum storefront doors give shops, offices, and restaurants a clean, welcoming entrance that stands up to constant foot traffic and South Florida weather.
Choose single or double glass storefront doors with the frame finish, glass, and hardware your business needs. We handle storefront door installation and storefront door replacement for retail, office, and mixed-use buildings, including storefront doors in Miami, Hialeah, and across South Florida.
Application
Retail and commercial entrances
Frame
Aluminum stile-and-rail system
Operation
Swing with closer or panic hardware
Glass
Tempered or laminated commercial glazing
Commercial Entrance Doors Built for Daily Traffic
Commercial entrance doors open and close hundreds of times a day, so they need more strength than a residential door. Our commercial aluminum doors use a heavy-duty stile-and-rail frame that resists sagging and keeps closers, pivots, and locks working smoothly for years.
Glass storefront doors also help sell. Large glazed areas let customers see inside, bring natural light into the space, and make a business look open and inviting from the street. You can pair these aluminum glass entry doors with fixed glass panels and sidelites to create a full commercial storefront system.
Every one of our commercial aluminum doors is custom built to your design. Choose white, bronze, or clear anodized frames, clear or tinted glass, and hardware such as door closers, push bars, and panic devices for code-required exits. Our commercial glass entry doors are impact rated with laminated glass, approved for Miami-Dade and Broward.
Our crew handles measuring, permits, and installation, and we schedule the work to keep your business open. Find more about our services for property managers and contractors on our commercial solutions page.
Storefront Doors: Common Questions
Straight answers before you choose. Find more on our FAQ page and in our cost guide.
What is a storefront door?
A storefront door is a commercial door made from an aluminum frame with large glass panels, used as one of the main commercial entrance doors for shops, offices, and restaurants. It is usually installed as part of a storefront system that includes fixed glass panels and framing around the opening.
How much does a commercial glass door cost?
Cost depends on the size, single or double configuration, glass type, frame finish, hardware, and installation scope. A single aluminum storefront door costs less than a pair of commercial storefront doors with panic hardware and impact glass. We measure the opening and provide a written estimate, and our cost guide explains the main price factors.
What is the standard size of a commercial glass door?
The most common single commercial door is 3 feet wide by 7 feet tall (36 by 84 inches), and a pair is usually 6 feet wide by 7 feet tall. Taller 8-foot doors are also common in modern buildings, and we can build glass storefront doors to fit a custom opening.
What type of glass do storefronts use?
Storefronts use tempered safety glass, which code requires in doors because it breaks into small pieces instead of sharp shards. In South Florida, commercial glass entry doors like ours use laminated impact glass so the opening stays protected during a hurricane. Tinted glass helps control heat and glare.
What type of doors are best suited for exterior commercial use?
Commercial aluminum doors are the most popular choice for exterior commercial use. They are strong, light, corrosion resistant, and easy to pair with closers and panic hardware. Hollow metal doors work well for back and service exits, while aluminum and glass commercial entrance doors are the standard where customers come in.
Can I replace a storefront door myself?
It is not recommended. Storefront door replacement involves heavy glass, precise alignment of pivots and closers, and code rules for exits and accessibility, and most cities require a permit. A professional install keeps the door working correctly and helps it pass inspection the first time.
What does the storefront door installation process look like?
We measure the opening, confirm the frame, glass, and hardware, and pull the permit. On install day we remove the old door, set and anchor the new frame, hang the door, adjust the closer and locks, and seal the perimeter. A single storefront door installation can often be completed in one day.
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