Page 11 - Marvin Signature Ultimate Product Catalog 2020
P. 11

MARVIN SIGNATURE  COLLECTION                                                                              MARVIN  ®
 TM

 WINDOW TERMS AND DEFINITIONS  WINDOW OPERATING STYLES








 1  1. FRAME
 There are three components to the frame:
 the header across the top, the jambs down
 each side, and the sill across the bottom.
 Marvin frames are built strong with a variety
 of high-quality wood species.
 3
 2. GLAZING
 The glass in a window is called glazing.
 Marvin’s broad range of glazing options
 can meet both high-performance and
 refined aesthetic requirements.
            DOUBLE HUNG                        CASEMENT                            GLIDER
 3. LITE    Double hung windows have two       A window that is hinged to its frame at   A window with sash that slides
 Each area of glass is called a lite. Marvin   movable sash which operate vertically.  the side and opens like a door.  horizontally to open and close.
 4  offers divided lite patterns for whatever
 look you wish to create.
 4. HARDWARE
 Marvin uses only the highest quality locks,
 handles, hinges, lifts, and pulls–in a wide
 variety of durable finishes.

 5. SASH
 The sash–operating or stationary–is
 comprised of horizontal rails, vertical stiles,
 and glazing. Marvin’s large solid sashes
 offer precise fit and ease of operation.
            AWNING                             FIXED                               TILT TURN
            An awning is hinged to the frame at    An inoperable window with direct glaze    A European-style, dual function window
 2          the top and opens outward. If hinged   or in-sash configurations. Available in a   that can swing in like a casement or
            on the bottom, it’s called a hopper.  wide range of polygon and radius shapes.  open at the top like a hopper.









 5
            MORE FLEXIBILITY TO MEET ANY



            DESIGN CHALLENGE.



            Marvin has an extensive selection of styles, sizes, shapes, and options.





 10                                                                                                                 11
   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16