Identify the exact proposed assembly
Ask for the manufacturer, model, size and glazing configuration. A brochure may cover several options with different performance. The offered combination needs to match the project requirements and the applicable installation documents.
Clarify wind and impact requirements
Do not treat wind resistance and impact protection as interchangeable descriptions. Have the installer explain the requirements that apply to your opening and how the proposed product addresses them. Use the appropriate local authority to confirm project-specific approval questions.
Keep records after the installation
Retain the final specification, product documents and care instructions together. If sections or hardware are changed later, bring those records to the service discussion. A document for another size or a similar-looking model does not describe the installed assembly.
Your questions
Is a Florida label enough to choose a door?
No. The exact assembly and the requirements for the property need to be checked.
Do decorative windows change the specification?
They can. Confirm the offered glazing configuration and its relevant product documentation before ordering.