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Wood vs Fiberglass Door For Entry Replacement

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New windows and door for basement and new metal/glass back door for main house - even through my indecisiveness and the covid-19 challenges Ayal and his installers were patient with me and I am very happy with the look and quality of the install.

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I just had my front door replaced and cannot say enough good things about this company. From start to finish their professionalism is outstanding, and the workmanship excellent. Would highly recommend

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Noah Klar

We have 3 sliding doors and a double front door replaced. All work was done professionally but well qualified craftsman. Watching them work it was clear they new what they were doing and work is first class.

R. Pierce

We used Delco to replace our windows and patio door and door glass inserts. We are very happy with the quality of the windows and patio door and were very impressed with the installers as well who were very professional and clean. Thank you Nasho and George for your hard work and patience. Also, a big thank you to Ayal who always returned my calls and answered all my questions.

Sandra

Delco provided all the exterior doors for our new home build. Ayal was great and the company is very customer service oriented. The doors look beautiful, the hardware is high end and the install went very well. Overall we are very happy with the product and service.

Sarah

Ayal and Edan were great to work with. They provided extensive product knowledge and had a great selection in their showroom. The windows and doors changed the whole look of the house and gave a much needed modern yet classic update. Great quality and workmanship! Thank you!

Stephanie Lannaci

Both my wife and I could not have been happier with the product and service displayed by the owner and the installers. They had kept true to there word and the timelines. The process was catered to our schedule and was seamless.

Fabrizio Macieri

Had a great experience with Delco. They were professional and did a great job on time.

Joey Oliveira

Our experience with Delco Doors has been very good. We needed to replace out front door. Our old 6 feet Steel doors were removed and replaced with Delco 8 feet Fiberglass Doors. The installation went very smoothly, and the guys made sure that everything was fitting squarely and tight. They cleaned up after they were done and were very pleasant to work with. Would highly recommend them.

Angie Gandhi

A fantastic company to deal with from start to finish. They were professional, courteous and the project was completed in the timeframe agreed upon. Would highly recommend Delco.

Linda

I would recommend Delco Windows and Doors without any hesitation. The quality of the products is very good, the installation exceeded my expectations and the responsiveness and punctuality is impressive.

Serban Dinca

Very good and timely service. A pleasure to work with Edan Next time I need windows and doors I will definitely call them again

Adrian Nema

Recently ordered a custom window from Delco. We are extremely happy with the level of customer service - Elyse went out of her way to notify us when the window came in and came in to work on her day off so we could come pick up the window. If we need another window we will definitely come back to Delco!

Jonathon & Sheri Mcintosh

I would highly recommend this company, the final product was beyond my expectations, My new front door makes my house standout so happy thank you Delco Windows and doors. I will definitely use Delco Windows and doors again in the future thanks to Edan and the installers

Maria

Existing door replacement is a delicate project. I am very satisfied with job well done by Ayal Jack and his installer. Highly professional team, they know their business well, easy to deal with, very accommodating. He guided us step by step to select the best fit for our purpose.

Alfy

I would highly recommend this company. They were very easy to deal with, accommodating and professional. The final product was beyond my expectations. The products completely transformed the front of my house and for sure increased its value and curb appeal. Thanks!

Happy experience from start to finish. Thank you to Edan for going out of his way to meet us late one evening and his helpful consultation in the showroom especially thank you to the extremely professional, clean and friendly crew of installers. Everything was as promised, the men arrived on time, their work was immaculate and complete, their craftsmanship beyond reproach.

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Atmosphere	Classification system	Area classification	What the classification means	Illustrative locations	What to verify when choosing a light
Flammable gases or vapors	IEC / ATEX zone system	Zone 0	An explosive gas atmosphere is present continuously, for long periods, or frequently.	Some tank or vessel interiors containing flammable vapor during normal operation.	Confirm the equipment is certified for the required zone, gas group, temperature class, ambient temperature, and installation conditions.
Flammable gases or vapors	IEC / ATEX zone system	Zone 1	An explosive gas atmosphere is likely to occur occasionally in normal operation.	Some areas near process equipment, filling points, or vents where releases may occur during normal operation.	Check the zone approval and gas group specified for the classified location; also verify surface-temperature limits and ingress protection as required.
Flammable gases or vapors	IEC / ATEX zone system	Zone 2	An explosive gas atmosphere is not likely in normal operation; if it occurs, it is expected to persist only briefly.	Some areas around flanged connections or equipment where a release is unlikely and would normally be short-lived.	Use equipment certified for the actual zone and gas group. Do not assume that a general industrial LED light is suitable.
Combustible dust	IEC / ATEX zone system	Zone 20	A combustible dust cloud is present continuously, for long periods, or frequently.	Some dust-collection equipment interiors or process enclosures where dust clouds are regularly present.	Verify dust-zone certification, maximum surface temperature, enclosure protection against dust ingress, and any limits on dust layers.
Combustible dust	IEC / ATEX zone system	Zone 21	A combustible dust cloud is likely to occur occasionally in normal operation.	Some areas near powder transfer, bagging, or discharge points where dust clouds may form during normal work.	Check certification for the dust zone and the dust characteristics identified by the site assessment; confirm temperature and enclosure requirements.
Combustible dust	IEC / ATEX zone system	Zone 22	A combustible dust cloud is not likely in normal operation; if it occurs, it is expected to persist only briefly.	Some areas near enclosed powder-handling systems where dust release is unlikely and usually short-lived.	Confirm the light is approved for the classified dust area and can be maintained without creating an ignition risk.
Flammable gases or vapors	NEC / North American Class and Division system	Class I, Division 1	Flammable gases or vapors may be present in ignitable concentrations under normal operating conditions, or may be present frequently because of repair, maintenance, or leakage.	Some process areas where flammable vapor is routinely handled or released during normal operations.	Check the required Class I approval, applicable gas group, temperature code, and certification for the specific installation.
Flammable gases or vapors	NEC / North American Class and Division system	Class I, Division 2	Flammable gases or vapors are normally confined, but could be present under abnormal conditions, such as equipment failure or accidental rupture.	Some areas adjacent to normally closed process systems containing flammable gases or vapors.	Verify that the product marking and approval match the area classification, gas group, temperature code, and local electrical requirements.
Combustible dust	NEC / North American Class and Division system	Class II, Division 1 or 2	Class II covers combustible dust. Division 1 or 2 depends on whether ignitable dust conditions may occur during normal operations or are expected only under abnormal conditions.	Some grain, powder-processing, or dust-collection areas; the specific division depends on the assessed conditions.	Confirm the Class II approval and applicable dust group, temperature limits, enclosure suitability, and local code requirements.
Ignitable fibers or flyings	NEC / North American Class and Division system	Class III, Division 1 or 2	Class III applies to ignitable fibers or flyings that may be suspended in the air or accumulate around equipment. The division reflects the likelihood of hazardous conditions during normal or abnormal operation.	Some textile, woodworking, or similar operations where ignitable fibers or flyings are produced or handled.	Check the Class III approval, enclosure requirements, temperature limits, and the site’s classification documents.

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