Discussion Board Forum for Vinyl Windows

another obvious reason to do them all at once is the price lock, in tuff times the prices may level off then start climbing again, haven't seen them actual go down. In two years you could be paying10-20% more.

Looks ok to me.

Some fabricators have flexible mulls and software to make any angle you want.
A typical bow is 10 or 12*.

We do know that <.30 will qualify the product.

I imagine it is easier to do radius units with super spacer.

Chelsea is a vinyl extruder, they do not fabricate windows, their dealers fabricate windows.
Dailey MFG willow grove pa, north east building products ne philly. You may have to research to find a dealer close to you.

Where are you located? There is normally one of us near most areas.

Doubt you will find a parchment type color.
Chelsea, an extruder, has an almond, in SePA Dailey and NEBP both fabricate.

Talk with the contractor you are going to use and ask his opinion about the differrent models.
Make sure the warranty and all energy specs are the same.

Great Lakes has a "camel".

You can get them throuigh most mfg, even if they do not do it in house.
Simonton and Great Lakes are two that can do it.

Most of the mfg that I know or deal with have a tan/almond color.

There are also vinyl replacement windows with real wood interiors, ie Thermal Ind.

Did you learn much in the cert classes?

You can go to PPG Intercept and find the performance data.
I looked at it this morning.