Lauren Windows introduces CustomFit Wood Replacement Windows

Date: 3 February 2004
Source: Lauren Windows

Date: 3 February 2004

Lauren Windows has added the CustomFit wood replacement window to its Masterpiece Collection offering. CustomFit wood replacement windows are built to exact specifications and slide easily into existing openings without disturbing trim and wall materials.

CustomFit wood replacement windows are high performance, aluminum clad windows with the choice of unfinished or pre-finished interiors for hassle-free installation. A variety of hardwood species including Poplar, Red Oak, Maple, Cherry and Ash are available. The exterior is extruded aluminum clad for ease of maintenance and is available in a variety of colors.

CustomFit wood replacement windows are made to order in ¼” increments for a perfect fit, and the narrow frame insert provides energy-tight installation. The windows also feature 3 ¼” jambs which means minimal if any disruption to existing trim, walls or siding. The window offering is complete with unique E-Z tilt hardware and the industry’s most energy efficient glass package featuring PPG Solarban® 60 Low-E glass, Argon and Super Spacer® warm edge technology.
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