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 Is a Pivot Window? Axes, Hardware, and Architectural Intent A pivot window is a fenestration unit whose sash rotates on a fixed axis rather than swinging on side-mounted hinges...
Window installation is one of the most technically demanding phases in commercial and residential construction. Done correctly, it delivers decades of airtight, watertight performance. Done poorly, it becomes a persistent liability—driving up energy costs, inviting moisture damage, and generating callbacks that erode contractor margins. According to Universal Windows Direct, air leakage through improperly installed windows accounts for between 25% and 40% of...
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