Thermal Industries is
proud to offer our
customers products with
the ENERGY STAR label.
Thermal Industries' Awning vinyl replacement windows are a top-hinged window system that swings outward to offer maximum ventilation even on rainy days.
Features
• Solid Vinyl, Multi-Chambered Construction |
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| Will not chip, peel or rot; never requires scraping or painting | |
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• Fully-Welded Frame & Sashes |
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| Provide added strength and enhanced thermal performance | |
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• Weather-Tite Compression Seal on the Frame |
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| Virtually eliminates air and water infiltration. | |
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• Dual-Pane 13/16" Insulating Glass with Warm-Edge Technology |
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| For enhanced thermal performance; reduces condensation and seal failures | |
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• Dual Flush-Mount Secure Locks |
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| Provide security and peace of mind | |
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• Roto Gear Operator |
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| Enables easy opening and closing of window sash | |
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• E-Z Clean Release Latches |
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| Assures safe and easy sash cleaning from inside your home | |
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• Corrosion Resistant Hardware |
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| Protects the casement's exterior window parts from the corroding effects of weather and UV light. | |
Options
• ENERGY STAR qualified with Peak Performance Glass, a dual pane insulating glass package with Low-E, Argon Gas and Warm-Edge Technology |
• ENERGY STAR qualified with Super Peak Performance Glass, a triple pane insulating glass package with Low-E, Krypton Gas and Warm-Edge Technology |
• Obscure & Tinted Glass |
• DreamGlas®; Jewel Cut, Color and Caming |
• Maintenance-Free Grids In a Variety of Styles |
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• Exclusive Circle Sash™ Grid Designs |
• Shaped Accent Windows in a Variety of Styles |
• Earthtone and Vycap Safari Brown Colors |
• Brushed Nickel or Brass Electroplated Hardware (Operator Only) |
• Folding Operator Handle |
• Dream®Wood Real Pine Wood Interior |
• Natural WoodGrain; Paintable/Stainable Synthetic Laminate in Pine or Oak |
• Removable Wood Grids for Dream®Wood |
• Aluminum Screen |
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