Abacus Construction Index
USA: Storm Windows: Storm Window Manufacturers
ABOUT STORM WINDOWS
Storm Windows form secondary glazing which can be fitted to the inside or outside of existing windows to provide better heat and sound insulation, to reduce draughts, and to provide protection against weathering and fading. Storm window frames are usually made of aluminium or vinyl, available in a range of colors. The various designs of storm windows include Clip-On Panels, Sliding Storm Windows, and Double-Hung Sash Storm Windows.
The leading storm window manufacturers, described below the panel of sponsored links, have comprehensive websites, with information on all aspects of storm windows, including online catalogs, colours and materials for storm windows, and care and maintenance of storm windows.
SPONSORED LINKS
LEADING USA STORM WINDOW MANUFACTURERS
Allied Window: Storm Windows. Allied Window, of Cincinnati, Ohio, was founded in 1950 as a manufacturer of standard aluminum storm windows and storm doors. It specialises in the manufacture of storm windows for historic and restoration projects which 'disappear' in the opening, whether fitted to the inside or the outside. Its residential range of storm windows comprises: Interior/Magnetic Storm Windows, Interior/Sliding Storm Windows, Interior/Lift-Out Storm Windows, Exterior/Inside-Removable Storm Windows, and Exterior/Outside-Removable Storm Windows.
Gorell: Storm Windows. Gorell Enterprises, based in Indiana, Pennsylvania, is a manufacturer of windows and doors, including storm windows. Its storm windows are available in three types: picture storm windows, horizontally sliding storm windows, and double-hung sash storm windows. Commercial grade aluminium, colored soft white, is used for the window frames. Almond and Bronze colors are available as an option. Triple interlcoking sash insers seal out the elements, and marine glazing gaskets seal the glass to the frame. Adjustable sill expanders are fitted with built-in weeps.
Larson: Storm Windows. Larson Manufacturing Company, of Brookings, South Dakota, is a leading manufacturer of aluminum storm doors and windows. It has more than 1,400 employees throughout the USA. Larson Storm Windows are available in five types: Two-Track Double Hung Storm Window, Two-Track Slider Hung Storm Window, Two-Track Sliding/Picture Window, Storm Picture Window, and Flush Mount Storm Window. The storm windows have ratcheted jambs for smooth operation, and are available in the following colors: White, Almond, Brown, and Sandstone.
USEFUL LINKS RELEVANT TO STORM WINDOWS
Efficient Windows Collaborative
Insulating Glass Certification Council
Insulating Glass Manufacturers Alliance
National Fenestration Rating Council
Safety Glazing Certification Council
CONSTRUCTION PRODUCT DIRECTORIES
The following recommended websites contain information on construction products, including standard specifications, manufacturers' specs, and CAD details: 4specs, Arcat, Arcom, First Source, Sweets.
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