VLX 100 Swing / Entry Door

VLX 100 Swing / Entry Door in Pembroke Pines, FL | TruePane Windows & Doors

The VLX 100 Swing / Entry Door is a modern aluminum entry system built for homeowners in Pembroke Pines who want clean sightlines, a narrow frame, and serious security in one package. It’s the door we recommend when someone wants a front entry that feels architectural rather than bulky. TruePane Windows & Doors is an authorized ViewLux installation partner, which means you get the real product, installed correctly, with the manufacturer’s warranty intact. If you’re researching this door for a new build or a front entry replacement, call us at (863) 208-6105 and we’ll walk you through pricing for your specific opening size.

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Product Overview - VLX 100 Swing / Entry Door

The VLX 100 is a single swing entry door with a minimalist aluminum frame and multi-point locking hardware. That combination matters more than most people realize. The slim profile keeps the focus on the glass and whatever’s beyond it, while the locking system engages at multiple points along the frame instead of just one latch at the handle. For a front door in Pembroke Pines, where afternoon storms roll through fast and hard, that’s a meaningful difference in how the door feels when it’s closed and locked.

Buyers tend to choose this series for three reasons. First, the aluminum frame won’t warp, rot, or swell the way wood will in South Florida humidity. Second, the narrow profile width means more glass area and less metal, which gives the entry a lighter, more contemporary look. Third, the multi-point lock makes the door feel solid when it latches, not hollow or rattly.

Architecturally, the VLX 100 fits modern and contemporary homes best, but we’ve also installed it on mid-century and transitional houses around Pembroke Pines where the homeowner wanted to update the entry without reworking the entire facade. The door reads as intentional design, not an afterthought. TruePane Windows & Doors installs this product throughout Broward County, and we’ve put enough of them in to know exactly how they perform in our climate.

Technical Specifications

Here’s what the VLX 100 Swing / Entry Door brings to the table, in plain terms.

• Frame wall thickness: 0.098 inches of extruded aluminum, which gives the frame structural rigidity without adding visual weight.
• Profile width: 2.56 inches, keeping sightlines narrow so the glass dominates the entry.
• Maximum panel span: Up to 48 inches wide, accommodating most standard single-door rough openings and some oversized replacements.
• Glass options: Clear, Frosted, Obscure, Low-E, Tempered, and Laminated. Laminated glass is the impact-rated option for Pembroke Pines homes that need wind-borne debris protection.
• Finish options: Premium Black, Pure White, Anodized Silver, Bronze, Champagne, and Teak Wood. Six finishes cover nearly any exterior palette you’d find in a Pembroke Pines community, from Westfork to SilverLakes.
• Screen options: Retractable screen or no screen, depending on whether you want airflow without glass between you and the outside.

Performance Features

Thermal Efficiency - The VLX 100 frame uses thermal break technology, meaning there’s a barrier separating the interior and exterior aluminum faces. That break interrupts heat transfer through the metal, which matters in Pembroke Pines where summer sun hits east-facing entries all morning. The result is an NFRC-rated thermal performance that keeps your air conditioning inside where it belongs.

Acoustic Performance - Aluminum frames with properly sealed glazing reduce outside noise transmission measurably. If your Pembroke Pines home faces a busier street like Pines Boulevard or University Drive, the laminated glass option adds a meaningful layer of sound dampening on top of the standard acoustic rating.

Airtightness & Weather Seal - The door’s weatherstripping and gasket system is engineered to stop air exchange at the perimeter. In practical terms, that means fewer drafts around the door frame and less humidity creeping in during the wet season. We install per AAMA 2400/2410 standards, which govern exactly how the sealant work should be done.

Waterproofing - Every perimeter joint on the VLX 100 gets sealed with AAMA 812 low-expansion foam. That’s not optional in our installs. Low-expansion foam fills gaps without pushing the frame out of square, and it resists water penetration along the sill and jamb interfaces where leaks usually start.

Wind Resistance - The VLX 100 is wind-load rated to meet South Florida building code requirements for entry doors. The extruded aluminum frame and multi-point locking hardware work together to resist racking under pressure. For homes in Pembroke Pines that fall within wind-borne debris zones, the laminated impact glass option brings the door up to full code compliance.

Security & Hardware - The multi-point lock engages the door into the frame at several contact points when you lift the handle. It’s not a single latch you can pop with a pry bar. Combined with the structural rigidity of the 0.098-inch aluminum frame, the door resists forced entry attempts better than a conventional wood or fiberglass entry door with a standard deadbolt.

Color & Glass Options

The six finish options cover a range of design directions. Premium Black is the most popular choice in Pembroke Pines right now, especially on newer construction and renovated mid-century homes where dark trim is the default. Pure White works well on coastal-inspired and traditional exteriors. Anodized Silver has a raw aluminum look that suits industrial and loft-style entries. Bronze and Champagne are warmer metallics that bridge modern framing with earth-tone exteriors. Teak Wood brings a wood-grain visual without any of the maintenance that real wood demands in South Florida’s humidity.

On the glass side, Clear is the standard choice for maximum light and visibility. Frosted and Obscure glass add privacy for entries that face the street or a neighbor’s property line, which comes up often in Pembroke Pines townhome and zero-lot-line developments. Low-E glass improves thermal performance by reflecting heat while letting light through. Tempered glass meets safety glazing requirements for doors. Laminated glass is your impact-rated option, built with an interlayer that holds the glass together if it’s struck by wind-borne debris during a storm.

Installation by TruePane Windows & Doors in Pembroke Pines

We can’t overstate how much installation quality determines how a swing door performs over its lifespan. A premium aluminum door set out of level or out of square will fight itself every time it opens and closes. Hardware wears faster. Seals break down early. The manufacturer’s warranty can be voided by improper installation, which is exactly why ViewLux requires authorized installers like TruePane Windows & Doors for warranty coverage.

Our process starts with a pre-installation inspection of the rough opening. We check the subfloor condition, the jamb depth, and the weather-exposure angle before we ever unpack the door. Then we set the frame level, plumb, and square, shimming as needed and checking dimensions at multiple points. The door slab is hung only after the frame is confirmed correct. Every perimeter joint receives AAMA 812 low-expansion foam sealant, and the installation follows AAMA 2400/2410 standards from start to finish. Before we leave, we run a water test on the threshold and sill to confirm no seepage, then walk the homeowner through the locking hardware and maintenance basics.

Pembroke Pines presents specific installation considerations. Our afternoon thunderstorms dump water fast, so sill drainage has to be right. The heat and humidity cycle expands and contracts materials over time, which is another reason the foam sealant and frame anchoring matter. And many homes in the area sit under Broward County’s High Velocity Hurricane Zone building code requirements, so we verify wind-load compliance and impact glazing when the opening requires it.

Frequently Asked Questions - VLX 100 Swing / Entry Door

What is the lead time for the VLX 100 Swing / Entry Door?
Lead time for a VLX 100 Swing / Entry Door in Pembroke Pines typically runs 4 to 6 weeks from order confirmation, depending on the glass and finish combination selected. Custom sizes can extend that timeline. We recommend calling (863) 208-6105 early in your project so the door arrives when your contractor needs it.

Does the VLX 100 Swing / Entry Door qualify for energy tax credits?
The VLX 100 may qualify for energy-related incentives depending on the glazing package selected and current federal or utility program requirements, since the door carries NFRC thermal performance ratings. Whether your specific configuration qualifies depends on the glass option and the tax year. We can review the ratings for your chosen configuration when we quote the project.

What warranty comes with the VLX 100 Swing / Entry Door?
The VLX 100 carries the manufacturer’s warranty for the frame, finish, glass, and hardware, and the warranty remains valid when installed by an authorized ViewLux partner like TruePane Windows & Doors. We’ll provide the written warranty terms with your quote so you can review exact coverage before committing.

Can I customize the size of the VLX 100 Swing / Entry Door?
Yes, the VLX 100 is built to fit your rough opening, with panel fabrication available in custom widths and heights beyond standard door sizes. The maximum single panel span is 48 inches wide, so wider openings may require a different configuration. Call us at (863) 208-6105 and we’ll measure your opening to confirm what’s possible.

How do I maintain aluminum frames on an entry door in South Florida?
Clean the frame and glass with mild soap and water two or three times a year, and inspect the weatherstripping and sill track for debris, especially after heavy rain. Aluminum won’t rust or rot like steel or wood, but salt air and mineral buildup from irrigation water can leave residue on the finish if left unwashed. Avoid harsh solvents and abrasive pads, which can damage the finish coating.

Get a Quote - VLX 100 Swing / Entry Door in Pembroke Pines

If you’re ready to replace your front entry or spec the VLX 100 for new construction in Pembroke Pines, we’ll come out, measure the opening, review your finish and glass options, and give you a written line-item quote. No pressure, no change orders down the road, just a real number. Call TruePane Windows & Doors at (863) 208-6105 to schedule your free on-site measurement.

Written by the team at TruePane Windows & Doors, serving Pembroke Pines and Broward County as an authorized ViewLux installation partner.