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shoreman 67
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Post subject: BF-RICH VINTAGE vrs MI Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 6:02 pm |
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OK So I have a house that was built in 62. The person prior replaced the original windows with what looks like a window but has no way of acting like one.
We started out with having a visit by renewal by Anderson, he promptly got shown the door and a suggestion to go get a CAT scan .
We then did the Lowes/Home depot thing and found the prices to be close to where are price range is. Then a relative of mine who does construction showed me MI windows, The middle of the line one according to him. thicker glass etc etc. Even let me take home the sample. I am not that impressed with it
we then went to showroom where the had bf-rich windows. The seemed much more solid and built better.
But when it comes down to it its still a vinyl window. Am I being to critical. Is MI a good product? ID BF-Rich good and that much better ? I cannot find the model number for the MI or I would post it .
I can go some where else if anyone has a suggestion since this is not decided yet
Any feed back would be good
I'm located in Central jersey about 10 min from the ocean front if that helps
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Delaware Mike
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Post subject: Re: BF-RICH VINTAGE vrs MI Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2010 6:37 pm |
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Joined: Mon Jan 30, 2006 1:32 pm Posts: 561 Location: Delaware, New Jersey, Philadephia Area
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As much as I've tried to like the various lines by BF Rich I simply can't get over the general appearance of them. The profile and design seems very dated. The spacer that they utilize on their upper-end series which is called the Cabernet, is very good. Also, the company has a good local reputation. With that being said, I'd spend my money on a Simonton Reflections or Impressions series as the cost should be in the same ballpark. Soft-Lite Imperial Pro might be another comprable window within your price range. You would need to go to the Soft-Lite website and find either a local dealer or a distributor if you are going to have your contractor put them in. If there is a Bradco or Norandex supply house within driving distance, they would might be good places to start.
I'd forget about anything from MI.
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canuck
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Post subject: Re: BF-RICH VINTAGE vrs MI Posted: Sat Aug 28, 2010 7:56 am |
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i definitely would not go with MI, its low quality. BF Rich make a good window in my opinion and you will be well served by choosing it. beauty is in the eye of the beholder so appearance is up to you not anyone on this board.
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shoreman 67
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Post subject: Re: BF-RICH VINTAGE vrs MI Posted: Sun Aug 29, 2010 11:27 am |
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Joined: Fri Aug 27, 2010 5:53 pm Posts: 2
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I have been looking at the BF-Rich Vintage. can anyone explain to me the differences between that model and the Cabernet?
Thanks
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