Page 102 - Andersen Architectural Collection E-Series 2017-18 Product Guide for Professionals

Specialty Windows

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Frame 8 Glazing 8 5 Grilles

1 Select wood components are kiln dried 3 High-Performance Low-E4 glass Full Divided Light. Permanent interior
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and treated with water/insect repellent and with a low-conductivity spacer. Triple-pane and exterior grilles with grille spacer bars
preservative. Interior wood surfaces are glass, tinted, clear dual-pane, high- between two panes of glass. Available in
available in pine, mixed grain douglas fir, altitude glass and other special glazing 5 ⁄8", ⁄8", 1 ⁄8", 1 ⁄2" or 2 ⁄4" widths and ovolo
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cherry, hickory, mahogany, maple, oak, options are available. (colonial) or contemporary profiles.
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walnut, alder or vertical grain douglas fir. 4 Glass is fixed in place from the interior
Interior surfaces are available unfinished Simulated Divided Light. Permanent
or factory primed. Optional factory-applied with wood stops that can be removed exterior and interior grilles without grille
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finishes are available in a variety of stain for easy reglazing if necessary. Glass spacer bars. Available in ⁄8", ⁄8", 1 ⁄8", 1 ⁄2"
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and paint options. stops available in ovolo (colonial) or or 2 ⁄4" widths and ovolo or
contemporary profiles. contemporary profiles.
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aluminum extrusions on the exterior. Window Anchorage Finelight Grilles-Between-the-Glass.
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50 exterior colors that meet AAMA 2604 Vinyl installation flanges are pre-applied Available in ⁄8" flat or 1" contoured
and 2605 specifications are available, as into a kerf on the frame exterior to aluminum profiles. Two-tone colors of
well as custom colors. Also available is a facilitate installation. Optional aluminum colony white/pebble tan, colony white/
selection of seven exterior anodized flanges or metal installation clips are sierra bronze or colony white/forest green
options. available. are available on the 1" profile.

100 * Actual wood species is either Sapele or Sipo, both non-endangered species grown in Africa, with color and characteristics similar to Central American mahoganies.