Entry doors and windows have come a long way from the wood, glass and metal constructs of yesteryear. Today’s manufacturing technologies have made such innovations like our own Fibrex® material frames, among others. Read on as we take a look at some of the emerging technologies that could very well be commonplace in your future […]

Bringing natural light into your room is one of the great things about windows. They help illuminate your room without without the sun’s heat. However, there is more to it than just sunlight entering your home.

Upgrading the windows doesn’t just increase your home’s value. It also improves its natural ventilation and allows it to maintain healthy comfort levels. It’s always a good idea to keep the windows up to date, but it can be costly – especially if you’re upgrading older hardware.

When buying energy-efficient windows, it’s imperative to pay attention to the anatomy of the unit. Understanding the fancy terms can help you understand the unique features of the product. But at the end of the day, energy performance ratings count the most.

Replacing your windows is usually not that stressful, especially when you buy made-to-order products. However, it can give you headaches if you don’t plan it right.

Custom window designs let you express yourself and lend some art to otherwise ordinary rooms. Regardless of the architectural style, irregular windows always generate interest and bring more functionality to the space.

When Andersen Corporation started developing Fibrex® in the 60s, they wanted to invent a material that could outperform wood and vinyl in all areas. More than two decades after our parent company perfected the composite window technology in 1992, science has finally proven that Fibrex can indeed stand the test of time.

 Color has the power to affect perception. It can make things seem bigger (or smaller), draw the attention away from something unsightly and energize the room. The wrong choice of window color could ruin your otherwise head-turning home design.

Part 1: Curves, Arches, and Angles – Getting Started with Specialty Windows Although they’re far from being the most prominent part of your home, windows have a huge impact on your home’s overall visual style. While you will never go wrong with conventional options like double hung, casement, bay and bow, and sliding windows, you […]