The range
Every type below is the same thermally broken profile, built to your openings. Drag to spin the range, or tap any one to read what it does.
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What you get in the window
When you hang these, your name is on them. The homeowner calls you in year seven — not us. So the specification matters as much to us as it does to you, and nothing in this line is a value profile dressed up in black.
Slim sightlines, a true black frame, and glass where the frame used to be. It is the look driving every remodel feed and every architect’s spec sheet — and until now it came from a European import house at a price that killed the job.
You get it factory direct, at dealer pricing, with sash sightlines as slim as one inch and any RAL color your customer asks for.
Thermally broken aluminum with a polyamide strut, tempered Low-E glass and argon as standard — not as an upgrade line item. Every figure below is NFRC certified.
| Product | U-factor | SHGC |
|---|---|---|
| Tilt & turn | 0.31–0.27 | 0.22–0.21 |
| Casement | 0.31–0.27 | 0.22–0.21 |
| Awning | 0.34–0.30 | 0.30–0.26 |
| Fixed | 0.30–0.20 | 0.21–0.19 |
| Slider | 0.38–0.33 | 0.21–0.19 |
| Bi-fold window | 0.39–0.34 | 0.21–0.20 |
| Sliding door | 0.38–0.33 | 0.21–0.19 |
| French door | 0.36–0.30 | 0.22–0.20 |
| Bi-fold door | 0.39–0.34 | 0.21–0.20 |
Double glazed – triple glazed. Full data by product and series goes to every dealer at setup.
The failure that actually kills a window is the seal — a fogged unit eight years in that nobody wants to own. Ours is covered for twenty years, and so is the finish. All of it transferable, so it carries to the next owner when your customer sells.
20years
Sealed glass unit — against seal failure and fogging
20years
AkzoNobel powder-coat finish
10years
Frame, hardware and screens