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Keystone Frame Technology Meets Severe-Weather Standards in Florida and Texas

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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What happened

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A product utilizing Keystone Frame Technology received an Editors' Pick in Architect's Newspaper's 2026 Best of Products Awards. The technology is certified to meet severe-weather requirements in Florida and Texas at ±65 DP. When paired with other components, it meets High Velocity Hurricane Zone and Wind-Borne Debris Region standards.

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Why it matters

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The certification validates the performance of Keystone Frame Technology for use in high-risk markets like Florida and Texas. This recognition may increase demand for the product among design professionals and builders in these regions.

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Who's involved

  • KeystoneThe technology certified to meet severe-weather standards.
  • FloridaState whose severe-weather requirements the technology meets.
  • TexasState whose severe-weather requirements the technology meets.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • KeystoneSpeculative

    Keystone technology could see increased demand and revenue in construction markets within Florida and Texas due to the severe-weather certification and industry award.

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