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  • Let the Sun Shine In
  • REMODELING Magazine (4/1/2007)
  • Many door manufacturers, in response to the trend of blending indoor and outdoor living spaces, are introducing long-span and "corner-meet" patio doors.
  • Architect Series Windows and Doors
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (1/23/2007)
  • Architect series windows and doors are now available in an expanded line of wood styles. Mahogany brings fine-furniture elegance to windows and doors, while alder adds rugged beauty to a rustic dècor. Douglas fir offers a distinctive grain pattern for a sleek, contemporary look, and pine features a versatile grain pattern perfect for painting or staining. Design options include unique shapes and sizes, unlimited exterior colors, and standard and custom grille patterns. 888-847-3552.
  • Citadel Fiberglass Patio Door
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (1/18/2007)
  • Available in one-, two-, three-, or four-wide units with optional add-on units, the Citadel fiberglass patio door creates a truly grand patio entrance. Virtually maintenance free, the Citadel has an extruded aluminum-clad frame and 1-3/4-inch-thick fiberglass panels with textured oak grain skins. Prefinished exteriors are available in six standard colors, while the interior is primed and ready for staining or paint. Options include grilles between the glass and beveled glass with brass caming. 800-732-2499.
  • ebuild Guide to Patio Door Specifications
  • ebuild (12/18/2006)
  • Patio doors provide convenient access with significant advantages over standard entry doors: patio doors are fully glazed to expand the view while flooding interior spaces with natural light. While old-style patio doors were notorious for heat loss, leakage, and poor security, modern doors offer significant improvements. Frames and glazing are more energy-efficient, many products incorporate multi-point locking mechanisms for better security, and sophisticated flashing packages prevent leakage. The two basic types of patio doors, sliding and hinged, offer distinct feature sets.

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