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Copper-Clad Wood Windows--Skylights and Roof
View All 1 Copper-Clad Wood Windows--Skylights and Roof Manufacturers

Aluminum-clad skylight wood windows and roof skylights to compare. Over 100 product specs from leading skylight manufacturer, Vellux skylights.

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  • Push-Out Casement Window with Interior Wood-Framed Screen
  • Source: BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine 12/21/2006
  • The Push-Out Casement window swings open with a push of its lever, as does its interior wood-framed screen. The casement's stainless steel four-bar friction hinge opens the window a full 90 degrees for room-side access to the exterior glass surface. 800-955-8177. More
  • Venting Picture Window
  • Source: BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine 9/28/2006
  • Marvin The venting picture window has a sash that projects out 2-1/4 inches to reveal a nearly invisible screen, allowing for unobstructed views and ventilation. The screen resists mold, mildew, and ultraviolet rays. The window appears closed at all times from the exterior for added security. Many sizes offer a design pressure rating of 40. 888-537-8266. More

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  • Push-Out Casement Window with Interior Wood-Framed Screen
  • Source: BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine 12/21/2006
  • The Push-Out Casement window swings open with a push of its lever, as does its interior wood-framed screen. The casement's stainless steel four-bar friction hinge opens the window a full 90 degrees for room-side access to the exterior glass surface. 800-955-8177. More
  • VELUX Skylights With Electronically Tintable Glass
  • Source: ebuild 10/27/2006
  • VELUX America Inc. teams with SAGE Electrochromics, Inc. to incorporate award-winning SageGlass VELUX America Inc. teams with SAGE Electrochromics, Inc. to incorporate award-winning SageGlass electrochromic technology into skylights. The panes are produced by coating glass with multiple layers of ceramic thin films that, in total, are less than 1/50th the thickness of a human hair. Applying a low DC voltage causes the active electrochromic layers to darken and reversing the voltage polarity causes the layers to lighten. More

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