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The widest range, and the visualiser that shows it on your house.
14 collectionsThe strongest wind numbers of the four.
Founded 1951. Heritage and Northwoods carry approvals up to 190 mph, which is why they end up on most of the Miami-Dade jobs we quote.
Single family homes, townhouses and multi-bay garages. 20 to choose from. Cards marked HVHZ have models that clear the Miami-Dade 175 mph requirement.
HVHZ
Amarr's core steel door in one, two or three layers, and the range with the headline approvals: specified correctly it clears anything Miami-Dade asks of a residential door.
The value steel door: Heritage panel looks in a lighter build. Right where budget leads and the exposure calculation at your address allows it.
True White cottage door with decorative handles, the storybook look on a steel base.
HVHZ
The same Heritage construction dressed as a carriage door, so the strongest wind numbers in the line do not cost you the look.
HVHZ
Carriage panels proportioned like the real thing: three sections instead of four, so the door reads as a pair of swing doors rather than a grid of squares.
Steel carriage door with arched window inserts, the softer traditional look. Mid-range approvals, so we check the address before recommending it.
Hillcrest in almond with arched inserts, the warmer version of the same door.
Cross-buck overlays on steel, the classic barn-door pattern. The lightest-rated carriage door here, so it stays away from the coast.
Carriage Court in cream with square windows, a cottage look for a shaded street.
The premium steel carriage door with the widest colour and window matrix, for when the homeowners association has opinions.
HVHZ
Heritage steel under a walnut wood-look finish that never needs stain. The practical answer when the street wants wood and the owner does not.
Classica in a dark walnut finish, usually set against cream stucco where the contrast carries the whole front of the house.
HVHZ
Handcrafted from real wood to your drawing, and still wind-rated to 175 mph at the top of its range. Lead time and price to match; nothing else here is built this way.
HVHZ
A printed plank finish on steel in greys and wood tones, carrying the same top-of-line approvals as Heritage. The modern look that still clears the HVHZ bar.
HVHZ
Horizontal planks and slot windows for a contemporary elevation, on the same Northwoods steel underneath.
The made-to-order wood door in flush contemporary form, for the house where the door is meant to disappear into the facade.
The Classica frame glazed through, impact glazing available. Daylight in the garage without giving up the carriage lines.
Aluminium and glass with a real spec sheet behind it, the default pick for modern Miami builds.
Anodised aluminium full-view with the strongest glass-door approvals in the line, which matters because glazing is usually where wind ratings die.
Full-view aluminium with obscure glazing options: all the daylight, none of the fishbowl.
Storefronts, warehouses, parking entries and service buildings. 4 to choose from. Cards marked HVHZ have models that clear the Miami-Dade 175 mph requirement.
The Classica frame glazed through, impact glazing available. Daylight in the garage without giving up the carriage lines.
Aluminium and glass with a real spec sheet behind it, the default pick for modern Miami builds.
Anodised aluminium full-view with the strongest glass-door approvals in the line, which matters because glazing is usually where wind ratings die.
Full-view aluminium with obscure glazing options: all the daylight, none of the fishbowl.
| Collection | Type | Wind speed approvals | Clears Miami-Dade 175 mph |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amarr Heritage | Steel traditional | 90 to 190 mph | Yes |
| Amarr Northwoods | Steel traditional | 90 to 190 mph | Yes |
| Amarr Classica | Steel carriage house | 90 to 185 mph | Yes |
| Amarr by Design AD4000 | Handcrafted wood | 110 to 175 mph | At the top of its range |
| Amarr Lincoln | Steel traditional | 90 to 169 mph | No |
| Amarr Hillcrest | Steel carriage house | 90 to 169 mph | No |
| Amarr Horizon | Full-view aluminium | 134 to 168 mph | No |
| Amarr Olympus | Steel traditional | 90 to 155 mph | No |
| Amarr Designer’s Choice | Steel carriage house | 90 to 155 mph | No |
| Amarr Vista VI1000 | Full-view aluminium | 90 to 151 mph | No |
| Amarr Carriage Court | Steel carriage house | 90 to 130 mph | No |
Twenty minutes on site gets you a written number with the model, the finish and the wind rating on it.
The widest range, and the visualiser that shows it on your house.
14 collectionsAmerican made, and the most insulation per dollar.
8 collectionsIndustry-leading wind resistance, and a real commercial line.
5 collectionsLiftMaster, Benincà, Viking, CAME and Raynor, residential and commercial.
Openers and operatorsYes. That means genuine Amarr doors and parts, and manufacturer warranty cover that stands.
Classica, Classica full-view, Olympus, Heritage and Heritage carriage house, Lincoln, Hillcrest, Carriage Court, and Designer's Choice.
Yes. Amarr produce wind-load rated models suitable for Florida Building Code and Miami-Dade HVHZ requirements. We will specify the right model for the design pressures at your address.
The Olympus full-view aluminium and glass door is the usual choice for contemporary architecture. For a traditional or Mediterranean look, Classica and Carriage Court are the more common picks.
We measure on site, confirm the wind rating your address needs, and give you a written price. Free, no obligation.