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Corner Wood Windows

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Corner window is a single unit made up of two or more sashes that span both sides of a structure and meet at the corner. Large support structures are removed, allowing for minimum sight obstruction and several light sources to illuminate the entire corner. In order to produce a rough aperture without corner support for a corner window, a unique framing technique is needed.

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pw series corner wood windows

Multiple solution, high performance window system

Eco Windows USA offers multiple window and door styles in top quality laminated wood. Choose from pine, meranti or oak species. We can use stain as a finish or any of the 240 different solid color options from the RAL color palette. As in any other window line we provide, you can choose from wide selection of muntin types. Wood glazing bars are also available in custom configurations and the frames can be cut to both standard rectangular shapes as well as any number of forms including arches, trapezoids, circles and more. All units are custom made allowing for extreme flexibility in design for our clients.

Benefits of wood windows

Why choose Wood windows?

Wooden frames look beautiful on any property and are very eye-catching.
Compared to uPVC, windows with wooden frames are significantly more environmentally friendly. Because wood is naturally insulating, it helps keep the heat inside your home.
In consequence, this lowers carbon emissions and consequently your electricity bill while maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature in your home.

How much do new windows help with heat?

It depends on the type of window you replace and your climate. Energy Star studies show double pane versus single pane windows can reduce energy costs by 21% to 31%

About wood Windows

The most environmentally friendly window material is wood. Windows today require little maintenance, whether they are PVC-u or factory-finished wood.

They only require a yearly cleaning of the frames and lubrication of the hardware. Factory-finished wood windows will require an initial fresh coat of paint after about ten years, depending on exposure conditions. On the other hand, uPVC windows do not require re-coating but will eventually lose their finish.

The natural insulating properties of wood help to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature. To keep wooden window frames in good condition, they need to be weatherproofed on a regular basis.

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