The Series 80/118 Thermal Break Sliding Window is a high-performance aluminum sliding window designed for openings where space constraints favor a horizontally-sliding sash. Thermal break construction and precision hardware provide reliable operation, weather sealing, and long-term durability. Key Features Automobile grade sealant strip is...
The Series Y3 110 Thermal Break Double Inswing Casement Window with Screen is a tilt-and-turn window that offers dual-mode operation — tilt-in for secure ventilation, or full swing-in for cleaning and emergency egress. The thermal break aluminum frame provides excellent energy performance in a...
The Series Y1 105 Thermal Break Double Inswing Casement Window with Screen is a tilt-and-turn window that offers dual-mode operation — tilt-in for secure ventilation, or full swing-in for cleaning and emergency egress. The thermal break aluminum frame provides excellent energy performance in a...
The 72 Aluminum Wood Thermal Break Inswing Casement Window is a tilt-and-turn window that offers dual-mode operation — tilt-in for secure ventilation, or full swing-in for cleaning and emergency egress. The thermal break aluminum frame provides excellent energy performance in a versatile configuration. Key...
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What IECC 2021 Actually Requires for Windows — and How Aluminum Systems Deliver Energy code compliance is no longer a checkbox exercise. As more states adopt or enforce the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), architects, contractors, and builders face stricter fenestration performance thresholds than any previous edition. For those specifying aluminum windows, the question is direct: can aluminum meet the code?...
Why U-Factor Is the Most Critical Metric for Aluminum Window Specification When architects, builders, and contractors specify windows for a new construction or retrofit project, no single performance number carries more regulatory and energy consequence than U-factor. Unlike visible light transmittance or air leakage ratings, U-factor directly determines whether your fenestration assembly passes prescriptive energy code—or triggers a costly performance-path compliance review....
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