HISTORIC ALUMINUM WINDOWS AND DOORS
Our historic narrow-line fixed and projecting windows have received approval by the U. S. Department of Interior, National Parks Service, as a steel replication window matching historic sightlines and dimensions. This is an absolute must for any project seeking tax credit for historic renovation.
Not only can we help you meet historic compliance requirements, but we will also meet the thermal, structural, and ADA compliance requirements demanded of modern buildings.
Our historic Windows
We have over 60 years of experience of replicating steel and wood windows, matching historic sightlines and dimensions.
- Available for awning, hopper, casement, hung, and fixed applications, as well as floating vent fenestrations, with narrow sightline and profile designs.
- A complete line of muntin shapes, mullions, interior trims, exterior panning, and hardware options are available to replicate the features of landmark properties where strict attention to detail is imperative.
- All products are either anodized or painted in virtually any color and with the option for dual finishes with the interior finish a different color than the exterior finish.
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Projects We’ve Done Using Our Historic Windows
Products
- SCW600 Secondary Glazing Windows (fixed, hung, and sliding)
- SCW3000 and SCW5000 Series Historic Windows (fixed, hung, and projecting)
- SCW3000 and SCW5000 Series Historic Doors (terrace and sliding)
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