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  • Visions 3000 InteriorVisions 3000 Recycles Material Content Certification From Scientific Certification Systems
  • ebuild (6/27/2007)
  • Visions Windows and Doors announced today that its Visions 3000 premium vinyl windows and patio doors have achieved third-party certification for recycled material content by Scientific Certification Systems (SCS), a leading provider of certification, auditing and testing services and standards. This certification confirms that Visions 3000 products actually meet their stated recycled material content.
  • Windows
  • REMODELING Magazine (6/1/2007)
  • The latest in windows and window products.
  • A Window to the Past
  • REMODELING Magazine (6/1/2007)
  • Historic renovation and restoration projects are made easier with custom-matched windows.
  • StormBreaker Plus Line of Impact-Resistant Vinyl Windows
  • BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine (5/14/2007)
  • Simonton. The StormBreaker Plus line of impact-resistant vinyl windows now includes three new frame options that the company says allow builders to quickly position the windows during new-construction projects. A new box frame with fin is available for brick applications, a box frame with fin and J-channel is available for siding applications, and a masonry flange is now offered for concrete block applications. 800-746-6686.
  • MW Classic Double HungMW Classic Vinyl Series Offers Homeowners High-Quality, Low Maintenance Windows in Variety of Styles, Shapes
  • ebuild (5/3/2007)
  • The MW Classic Series of vinyl windows and patio doors from MW Windows and Doors features a traditional WM180 brick mould exterior profile that resembles high-quality painted millwork, allowing architects and designers to specify a high-performance window without sacrificing curb appeal. The MW Classic Series incorporates single hung, double hung, casement/awning, picture and sliding windows, as well as patio doors and is complemented by a variety of accent windows and operating shapes including True Radius, Arch, Uneven Leg Arch and Quarter Circle. This variety allows architects and designers to combine state-of-the-art performance with exterior aesthetics that resemble a traditional wood window
  • Products Roundup
  • REPLACEMENT CONTRACTOR Magazine (5/1/2007)
  • The latest products for roofing, siding, window and decking pros.
  • Beauty isn't sacrificed for storm protection.New Gorell Armor Max Plus Hurricane Windows Provide Maximum Protection, Beauty, Thermal Performance and More
  • ebuild (4/16/2007)
  • Gorell Windows and Doors has introduced a completely new line of vinyl hurricane windows--Armor Max Plus products--that protects homeowners and their homes from airborne debris during hurricane-strength storms and other forms of violent weather. Every window model in the new series--including a double-hung with tilt-in sash, two- and three-lite lift-out sliders and a picture window--is designed to pass ASTM Large Missile Impact Level "D" testing, which allows them to be installed anywhere needing hurricane protection, right up to the coastline.
  • Today's divided lites are purely decorativeTop Trends For 2007: Number 1 - Deja Vu Design: JELD-WEN Predicts Style Resurge For 2007
  • ebuild (4/16/2007)
  • Homeowners on the hunt for fresh styles are in for more than a little déja vu, as classic looks make a comeback and even new designs cannot hide their historic roots. Carriage house garage doors, Dutch doors and vinyl windows that echo traditional East Coast styles are just a few of the home design products poised for mass appeal in 2007, according to JELD-WEN, the world's leading manufacturer of reliable windows and doors.
  • JELD-WEN IWP Exterior Folding Door SystemTop Trends for 2007: Number 2 - Going For High-Impact
  • ebuild (4/16/2007)
  • According to many real estate experts, buyers generally select town first, neighborhood second and house third - meaning a good number of buyers opt for homes that are in their desired neighborhoods, but don't necessarily include everything on their wish lists. These buyers, who love the neighborhood but hate the house, ultimately embark on remodeling projects that transform their houses to meet their needs over time. By all accounts, remodeling is expected to boom in 2007.

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