Pella

Doors

Pella's standalone door portfolio covering entry, bifold, and LARSON-licensed storm doors.

Standalone door portfolio: fiberglass and steel entry doors, clad-wood bifold patio doors, and LARSON-licensed storm doors co-branded under the Pella name.

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Compare sizes, glass packages, and approvals model by model — every unit installed by Armor Pro across South Florida.

Pella Fiberglass Entry Doors

Pella Fiberglass Entry Doors

Entry Door

Residential entrance doors on fiberglass slabs with material longevity and dimensional stability. Configurable panel designs, sidelite options, and finish choices.

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Pella Bifold Patio Doors

Pella Bifold Patio Doors

Bi Fold Door

Clad-wood bi-fold doors with accordion-style panels that fold and stack to one side, opening the full width of the host wall for residential patio installations.

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Pella Steel Entry Doors

Entry Door

Residential entrance doors on insulated steel slabs, the value-tier counterpart to the fiberglass entry line with configurable panel and decorative-glass options.

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Pella Storm Doors (LARSON-licensed)

Storm Door

LARSON-licensed aluminum storm doors co-branded under the Pella name. Full-view, retractable-screen, and partial-glass configurations for residential entrance.

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Overview

About the Doors

Pella Doors is the standalone door portfolio, the products that sit outside the patio doors already built into the HurricaneShield, Lifestyle, and Vista window lines. It covers fiberglass and steel entry doors, clad-wood bifold patio doors, and LARSON-licensed storm doors co-branded as Pella Storm Doors through a brand arrangement with LARSON.

For an Armor Pro project, these are the complementary openings: an entry door to match a window package, a bifold to open a patio, or a storm door over an existing entrance. Impact and HVHZ certification vary by product and are confirmed per opening, so for a hurricane-zone entry that must be rated, Armor Pro verifies the specific door's approval or specs an impact entrance from a line built for it. The Pella Doors family rounds out a Pella project rather than anchoring it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Some configurations can be, but it isn't the default. Pella offers impact glass on select entry-door styles rather than across the whole program, and the approval isn't surfaced on the standard spec sheets, so it has to be confirmed for the specific door. For a hurricane-zone entrance that must be rated, we verify the exact configuration's Florida approval or spec an impact entrance from a line built for it. We sort out which of your openings actually require a rated door.

It's the standalone door portfolio that sits outside the patio doors already built into the HurricaneShield, Lifestyle, and Vista window lines. It covers fiberglass and steel entry doors, bifold patio doors in wood and vinyl, and storm doors co-branded as Pella Storm Doors. These are complementary openings, an entry door to match a window package, a bifold to open a patio, or a storm door over an existing entrance, rather than the anchor of a hurricane project.

Usually not, in a Florida coastal context. Pella Storm Doors are actually made by LARSON under a brand-licensing arrangement, and a storm door is a ventilation-and-screen accessory, not a structural part of the building envelope, so it adds nothing to wind-load resistance. Layering one over an impact-rated entry door can also complicate the warranties on both products. If you want the open-door ventilation use, a retractable screen on the entry door itself is usually the cleaner option, and we can explain the choices.

No. Pella's bifold doors are an accordion-style patio product offered in wood and vinyl with no impact rating, so they can't satisfy Florida HVHZ opening-protection requirements on their own. They're a premium indoor-outdoor aesthetic, not a hurricane product. For a coastal address that wants a wide opening that's also code-rated, we'd point you to an impact-rated multi-slide or sliding door instead and confirm the approval for your county.

Fiberglass is Pella's higher-performance, more design-flexible entry slab, with material longevity and dimensional stability that suit the heat and humidity, plus a wide range of panel designs, decorative glass, sidelites, and finishes. Steel is the value-tier option, solid and secure but with fewer design choices. For Florida the bigger question is usually whether the opening needs impact rating, which we confirm per door regardless of which slab material you prefer.

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