ADA-Compliant Doorglass from ODL Makes Entryways Accessible for All

New Doorglass Increases Visibility for ADA-Compliant Doors

ZEELAND, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ODL, Inc., a leader in the building products industry with an emphasis in fenestration, announces the availability of new ADA Doorglass, ideal for multifamily dwellings and new construction. Available from both the ODL and Western Reflections brands, ADA Doorglass is designed for use in ADA-compliant doors, enabling builders to meet ADA standards that provide access for individuals with disabilities.

The Americans with Disabilities Act outlines building standards for doors, one of which is a 10-inch clearance at the bottom of the door. This new ADA Doorglass increases visibility and natural light, while still accounting for a 10” bottom rail.

Two different sizes, 22” x 60” and 22” x 76”, are available in the popular Evolve^® frame with Low-E glass and in the impact-rated Severe Weather frame with Low-E+ laminated glass.

“The building and construction industry has a responsibility to understand physical accessibility in housing and to build residences that are accessible to all,” said Lou Ann Schafer, Sr. Corporate Product Manager at ODL, Inc. “These new doorglass sizes make compliance with ADA standards for doors easier while adding value to new construction and multifamily housing developments."

For more information about availability and where to find help with ADA, visit odl.com/ada or western-reflections.com/ada.

About ODL, Inc.
ODL, Inc. was founded in 1945 and corporate headquarters are located in Zeeland, Michigan. Over 75 years later, the company offers products designed to build value into the home under the following brands: ODL, Blink Blinds + Glass, Western Reflections and Kenyon’s Glass. Product offerings include decorative and clear doorglass; enclosed blinds; custom decorative glass for windows, doors and transoms; and doorglass frames. Products are manufactured or distributed in Zeeland, Michigan; Dallas, Texas; Valdosta, Georgia; Reno, Nevada; Hagerstown, Maryland; Gallatin, Tennessee; Grove City, Ohio; Matamoros, Mexico; Toronto and Calgary, Canada; and Liverpool, United Kingdom. ODL products are sold through building material dealers and home center retailers nationwide.