Windows Fiberglass

Windows Fiberglass
Fiberglass is a material which is applied to windows on both the interior and exterior, and combines beautifully as a low-maintenance exterior covering for wood interior windows. Strong and durable, fiberglass affords homeowners the option of going all-fiberglass or, in cases where a wood interior is desired, working to ensure that the wood is well protected from the elements. Fiberglass is offered by various companies and is an immensely versatile window material option, as it is offered in everything from double hung and casement windows, to awning, specialty, bay and bow, and everything in between.

Benefits of Fiberglass

• Low-maintenance alternative to other exteriors
• Available in custom profiles, allowing for design flexibility without sacrificing quality
• Offers some of the best thermal efficiency in the industry
• Resistant to warping, moisture absorption, and rusting
• Variety of hardware options available: from satin nickel to bronze tilt latch
• Many fiberglass windows offer insert replacement options, allowing for a seamless fit into most existing window openings

The Fiberglass Difference
Durability and energy efficiency are the hallmarks of windows made from fiberglass. Many companies offer this material with factory-calibrated balances, fully-welded sash, and a multitude of color options. The material resists cracking, peeling, fading, warping, and vastly improves the thermal and energy efficiencies of any living space. When paired with a beautiful wood interior, fiberglass serves as a safeguard from Mother Nature – resisting the heat and elements, and allowing the wood the capacity to look elegant and lustrous for decades to come. Fiberglass is a wonderful window material choice for most any home, in any climate. An ideal choice for any homeowner who seeks a high-quality window at a price that won’t break the bank.