Thermally Improved Aluminum | A250 Awning Windows
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Milgard Thermally Improved 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
- The Milgard Lifetime Limited Warranty for peace of mind
Interior
Clear Anodized
Bronze Anodized
Exterior
Clear Anodized
Bronze Anodized
Interior and Exterior color must match.
Flat Grid
Sculptured Grid
obscure
Aquatex
Clear 42
Delta Frost
Frosted Glue Chip
Glue Chip
Matelux
Narrow Reed
P516
Rain
tinted
Cardinal Low-E
Solar Bronze
Solar Gray
Standard Mesh
Technical Resources
Thermally Improved Aluminum | A250 Awning Windows Technical Resources
Thermally Improved Aluminum STC Ratings
Thermally Improved Aluminum Bottom Awning - 1-5/16" Setback
Thermally Improved Aluminum Top Awning - 1-5/16" Setback
Thermally Improved Aluminum Performance Ratings
Thermally Improved Aluminum Full Architectural Manual
Thermally Improved Aluminum Awning Window Architectural Manual
Thermally Improved Aluminum 3-Part Specification
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Thermally Improved Aluminum | A250 Awning Windows is rated
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Steve in Texas from
Great looking windows
Just installed four windows and they look great! Much easier to install than I expected. Will order some more to complete my project.
Date published: 2019-07-30
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LALA13 from
Beautiful look
Our contractor suggested using these windows for our bathroom remodel. We absolutely love the look it provides. Very pleased.
Date published: 2019-06-25
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CP 90069 from
Do it, you won’t be disappointed!
I have lived in my condo for 27 years, and the windows were old when I moved in. Finally decided to get new ones, and I highly recommend the Milgard windows. They work beautifully, are well constructed, and I’m not afraid that they’re going to fall out if I try to take them out to clean them. What a difference clean windows and screens make. Very satisfied customer.
Date published: 2019-06-23
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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
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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 2 out of
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S Wilson from
A250 Aluminum Series is Disappointing
I had planned for years to replace the single pane windows in my 1983 home. I was looking forward to a refreshed look and feel. It took 20-weeks for the aluminum A250 series from time of order to day of installation. The windows arrived with a gooey substance on the inside tracks and exposed miter edges of the frames. This allowed metal shavings of the installation screws to stick into the corners and hard set immediately. Three out of six windows require special handling, or force to operate. One window has a spring so tight I think it's going pop when I attempt to open the window. The window contractor has cleaned out the metal shavings, cleaned all of the goo left in manufacturing, and attempted to adjust the windows for ease of operation. I'm surprised at the amount of space their is between the glass frame and window frame. It's unclear how these can be energy efficient. The only way to say this is; the Milgard A250 series windows have a discount feel to them. Milgard's other window series may be better.
Date published: 2022-09-28
