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The Operating Magnetic-One-Lite window, model MOL-OP from Allied Window, is a bottom-operable unit with the option of an exterior half or full screen. Click here for company info.
Allied Window supplied the single-glaze storm windows for the Kentucky Governors Mansion. Click here for company info.
This custom interior insulating window system was fabricated by Cityproof. Click here for company info.
This hollow metal window was built by Heather & Little for the Roebling Museum in New Jersey. Click here for company info.
This Kalamein bronze window was fabricated by Heather & Little. Click here for company info.
This cast-bronze window from Historical Arts & Casting comes in two sizes - 4 ft.-4½ in. x 3 ft. and 2 ft.-10½ in. x 2½ ft. Click here for company info.
Historical Arts & Casting restored and re-installed the cast-iron windows of this building in New York City. Click here for company info.
Historical Arts & Casting designs, manufactures and installs metal doors, windows and other exterior elements. Click here for company info.
Casemaster aluminum-clad casement windows with a green-tinted glass from Marvin Windows & Doors were used for the Magna International headquarters building in Aurora, Ontario, Canada. Click here for company info.
Mon-Ray's aluminum and storm windows can be used in restoration and new construction projects. Click here for company info.
This vintage 1930s steel window was supplied and restored by Seekircher. Click here for company info.
Seekircher, a specialist in steel casement-window adjustment and restoration, rebuilt this window after it was damaged in a storm. Click here for company info.
St. Cloud Window's 2500 series historically approved "floating center" vent windows replicate the original steel in this renovated tobacco warehouse in Richmond, VA. Click here for company info.
These historically styled steel windows at Yale University were supplied by Steel Windows & Doors USA. Click here for company info.
Steel Windows & Doors distributes steel and bronze windows and doors, such as these, which were manufactured by Crittall Windows. Click here for company info.
Steel Windows & Doors supplied these Berkeley series hot-rolled steel windows, which were fabricated by Crittall Windows. Click here for company info.
Torrance Steel Window produced the steel casements for this columned opening. Click here for company info.