Windows and Doors
Dee
Jay’s Sash and Glass has a large selection of windows and
doors from which to choose. Whether your vision is contemporary,
Victorian, or traditional -- we have the window or door style to
accommodate your needs. We offer a variety of window and patio door
frames. We will help you select the type of window or door that
will achieve the desired look.
If you need replacement (retrofit) windows or patio doors or
you are building a new construction home, Dee
Jay’s Sash and Glass can help. All these products are available
from several manufacturers, framing materials and glass types.
Click here to get specific
information provided by our manufacturer’s directly from their web
sites.
Tired of drafty old windows that look bad and won't open? Then
it's time you looked into replacement windows. In just a day,
Dee Jay’s Sash and Glass can replace
your old single-paned windows with energy-saving vinyl windows,
offering the look of painted wood without the maintenance headaches.
All at a cost that fits nearly any budget.
Manufacturers:
- Empire Pacific Windows
- Milgard Windows
- International Window Corporation
- Marvin Windows and Doors
- Fleetwood Windows and Doors
Material Options:
- Aluminum—Many of the qualities associated with steel
windows, except you don't have to paint them, and they won't
rust. Instead, aluminum windows are available with a number
of anodized or baked-on finishes. Downside is they aren't very
energy-efficient.
- Woodclad—The sash and frame of a composite window
are made from more than one kind of material. This allows the
manufacturer to make the material fit the task.
- Wood—The standard material for residential windows.
It can be painted or stained, and is strong and easy to work
with. The only downside to using wood windows is that they require
regular maintenance.
- Fiberglass—Strong, so hollow parts can be made without
the stiffeners required for vinyl. This allows manufacturers
to produce higher efficiency windows by filling voids with insulation.
In fact, insulated fiberglass windows are even more energy efficient
than those made from solid wood.
- Vinyl—Inexpensive, durable, and relatively energy
efficient. They often look chunkier than wood or metal windows
because vinyl isn't strong enough to be made into ultra-thin
parts. Vinyl windows are virtually maintenance free.
Window
Glazing Options—refers to the glass used in a window, and it
impacts both the look and energy efficiency of a window.
Dee Jay’s Sash and Glass can assist
in picking the option that's right for you.
- Dual Pane
- Low E
- Argon
- Tinted Glass
- Grids
- Sound Control
- Colored Glass
- Obscure Glass
- Tempered Glass
- Annealed Glass
- Commercial
- Butt Jointed
- Mitered
Get more door and window information:
Replacement Windows
New Construction Windows
Block Frame Windows
Low-E Coating
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