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While many glass garage doors are marketed as "insulated" or "energy-efficient," building and energy codes require verified testing and documented certification by law. Unfortunately, these laws aren't consistently enforced, allowing unverified claims to flood the market. But building inspections and code compliance rely on documented proof, not marketing fluff.
Insulated glass alone does not make a Glass Garage door code compliant, a common misconception in the industry. Energy codes require the entire assembly, frame and glass together, to be tested and certified; a glazing panel's specifications alone don't satisfy that requirement. bp holds a U.S. and international patent on an Insulated Frame System verified through this whole-assembly method, and is the only manufacturer NFRC-certified for ratings building officials and plan checkers require to confirm compliance with California Title 24, IECC, and stringent energy codes.
Every certified Insulated Frame System Door carries the required temporary label for inspection, followed by a permanent label once approved, so compliance is documented on the door itself.
