Aluminum Series Awning Window
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Milgard Aluminum Series windows can create a contemporary, yet timeless look in your home. The frame material is very strong, and offers:
- Narrow sightlines to highlight expansive views
- Sealed, mechanically-joined corners that stay square and true over time
- Milgard SunCoat® Low E glass for energy efficiency
- Thermally Improved Aluminum provides less heat/cold transfer, improving insulating ability (available in some areas)
- The Milgard Full Lifetime Warranty for peace of mind
Interior
White
Clear Anodized
Bronze Anodized
Exterior
White
Clear Anodized
Bronze Anodized
White color option is not available on Thermally Improved aluminum
Standard Aluminum
Thermally Improved Aluminum
White color option is not available on Thermally Improved aluminum
Flat Grid
obscure
Aquatex
Clear 42
Cross Reed
Glue Chip
Matelux
Narrow Reed
P516
Rain
tinted
Azurelite
Bronze
Cardinal
Evergreen
Gray
Standard Mesh
Technical Resources
Aluminum Series Awning Window Technical Resources
Standard Aluminum Full Awning (push open) - 1-1/16" Setback
Standard Aluminum Triple Awning (push open) - 1-1/16" Setback
Standard Aluminum Full Awning (push open) - 1-3/8" Setback
Standard Aluminum Full Awning stacked 3 vertically (crank open) - 1-3/8" Setback
Standard Aluminum Triple Awning (push open) - 1-3/8" Setback
Thermally Improved Aluminum Bottom Awning - 1-5/16" Setback
Thermally Improved Aluminum Top Awning - 1-5/16" Setback
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Aluminum Series Awning Window
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Aluminum Series Awning Window is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
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Mickels from
Milgard had exactly what we wanted
Of all the choices of replacement sliding door companies, Milgard was the only one that had exactly what we were looking for, aluminum bronze, to match our windows. The pricing was fair and the install excellent. A great team of installers did a superb job. Very happy with the results.
Date published: 2018-01-09
Rated 5 out of
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MB47 from
Exactly what we were looking for
1960's Eichler style home with aluminum sliding doors, needed replaced along with 9 pieces of frameless full-hgt. glass units. Doors worked perfectly style-wise, ease and quietness of operation is a plus. Retained look of home, noticeable change in keeping cold out.
Date published: 2013-11-14
Rated 5 out of
5
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Andyboy from
Lasting beauty and durability
I've had my Milgard doors and windows for 25 years and they look as nice today as the day they were installed. The rollers on my doors began to tell me that they are 25 years old, however. They were still perfectly functional but were just harder to move open and closed. Milgard responded promptly to my request for replacement rollers under thier most remarkable warranty program and, within a week, two professional and courteous technicians came to my home and replaced the rollers on both doors in no time. Great work Milgard. I assure you that you are very much admired and appreciated.
Date published: 2013-09-17
Rated 5 out of
5
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hajhfjkdfjkadh from
Very impressed with the quality and appearance
Installation just completed and my tenants are pleased with the new windows. They live on a busy street and traffic noise is reduced in the apartment.
Date published: 2018-06-07
Rated 4 out of
5
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GG75 from
Clean Design
We just had our windows put in today. We went with the thermal break aluminum as I was not convinced the vinyl in our heat would wear well. This is an older ranch and the style fits with the architecture. We are anxious to see how temperature is effected and if there is a notable difference in not hearing the outside noise. We wanted American made. My only negative would be the corners where the vertical,and horizontal frame pieces meet. Not bad, but not perfect.
Date published: 2018-05-31
Rated 2 out of
5
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Lynn7 from
Nightmare entire house replacement
It seems we paid 1st quality prices for 2nd & 3rd quality products. Entire house redo.
There a few windows that did turn out beautiful, I think, as I'm exhausted inspecting and just don't want the stress of $$$$$ spent for defective/damaged goods that are special order and take weeks to receive and install. Along with either having the defective item installed (it yours!), getting ply board to cover the hole, or putting old window back in.
I've been told the warranty is "wonderful", fingers crossed.
One set doors. Lock will not work routinely and glass is scratched, it's a nightmare trying to lock.
2nd set. Glass was severely scratched for over a foot & we wouldn't allow install.
Top solid pane on top of roof has multiple cracks and was installed w/o consent by installer. Told of defect after install (this is on both Milgard and installer)
2 windows the frames are scratched.
Bay window one of the windows will not open.
Door with built in shades, the shade panel is set off to one side between the glass so the door looks lopsided.
Multiple screens bent, dinged, cut.
Miscellaneous scratches on several "NEW" windows.
Date published: 2018-05-31
