New Specialty Glass Offering from Haas Door

Haas Door • March 7, 2018


At Haas Door we’ve expanded our specialty glass offerings. We’re now providing you with specialty glass options for both insulated and non-insulated tempered glass in the majority of our company’s product lines.

Along with Clear on Clear, insulated glass combinations now available include Aqua on Clear, Rain on Clear, Clear on Frosted, Aqua on Frosted, and Rain on Frosted. The different glass combinations allow you to select the level of texture pattern and privacy you wish for your garage doors. The least opaque glass combination is Clear on Clear; with the highest opaque rating coming with the selection of Rain on Frosted glass.

“We recently introduced our Decorative Glass Collection which was immediately embraced by our customers,” says to Jeffrey Nofziger, president of Haas Door. “People liked the decorative designs. We recognize that some people would prefer just decorative glass on their windows without the design, so we’ve taken the proactive step to offer these specialty glass options that we believe will excite homeowners.

“Clearly homeowners, builders and garage door installers are all looking for unique ways for garage doors to add more curb appeal to the home. The new specialty glass styles we’ve launched complement a full spectrum of product lines offered by Haas Door.”

Glass Options

The five new specialty glass window selections are available in every Haas Door product line with the exception of RA360/CA Aluminum Full View doors and the Commercial 800 series.

The selection includes more than 120 models of Haas Door products which offer the specialty glass option, including products in the 5000 Series, American Tradition Series, 2000 Series, 700 Series, 600 Series, 2400 Series and 2500 Series. The specialty glass windows are available in Standard, Ranch, and Carriage House window sizes.


“The specialty glass styles can be ordered at varying levels of privacy to fit the style preferences of homeowners,” says Nofziger. “If broken, the tempered insulated and tempered non-insulated glasses won’t break into dangerous shards.

“This option provides the homeowner with peace-of-mind. And, these specialty glass options meet the requirements for wind load in most areas of the country.”

See the new specialty glass options within our American Tradition Series of garage doors.



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