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Allegheny Restoration repaired and re-manufactured the wood windows for this historic building. Click here for company info.
Allegheny Restoration provides replication, restoration and repair of wooden doors and windows. Click here for company info.
This reproduction 12/12 window with fan was fabricated by Architectural Components. Click here for company info.
Architectural Components restored the windows, doors and reproduction 18th-century hardware for the Jacob Whittemore House at the Minuteman National Historic Park in Lexington, MA. Click here for company info.
Architectural Components restored the double-hung windows for the Customs House Maritime Museum in Newburyport, MA; the windows feature laminated single-pane glass and are counter-balanced with weights and pullies. Call for more information. Click here for company info.
Artistic Doors & Windows specializes in custom hardwood windows. Click here for company info.
Eco-Choice windows from Grabill meet LEED criteria. Click here for company info.
Grabill Windows & Doors manufactured single-hung and pivot oval windows, round-top transoms and doors for the U.S. Post Office in Poughkeepsie, NY. Click here for company info.
Grabill manufactured these double-hung mahogany windows. Click here for company info.
Grabill Windows & Doors specializes in custom wood windows, such as this mahogany awning window with stainless-steel hardware. Click here for company info.
This Palladian window was crafted by HeartWood Fine Windows & Doors in Honduras mahogany. Click here for company info.
Historic Doors created this window crown with a 3 1/2-in. projection. Click here for company info.
Historic Doors fabricated this wood entryway fanlite. Click here for company info.
These custom windows were fabricated by Jim Illingworth Millwork. Click here for company info.
Illingworth Millwork manufactured this attic half-round window sash with spiraled web using single-pane glass and true-divided lites. Click here for company info.
Designed for superior performance against air, water and structural infiltration, Ultimate Double Hung Mangum Round Top windows are available from Marvin in a variety of large sizes and shapes. Click here for company info.
These windows were custom made by Marvin. Click here for company info.
Marvin Windows supplied clad Ultimate double hung windows for the new McLane and Fahey residence halls at Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, a LEED Gold project. Click here for company info.
These Magnum double-hung wood windows were designed by Marvin Windows for use in large openings. Click here for company info.
All-wood interior and exterior insert double-hung windows are offered by Marvin Windows and Doors. Click here for company info.
Windows from Marvin Windows and Doors are made in clad wood with a choice of authentic or simulated-divided lites, interior removable grilles or grilles between two panes of glass. Click here for company info.
Parrett Windows duplicated the wood windows for this apartment building. Click here for company info.
Parrett Windows & Doors offers a wide selection of historical windows. Click here for company info.
Parrett Windows & Doors built this large, multi-unit window set to customer specifications. Click here for company info.
Parrett Windows & Doors replicated the historical sash windows for the Dallas County Courthouse in Adel, IA. Key in no. 3003 Click here for company info.
Parrett Windows & Doors offers a wide selection of historical windows. Click here for company info.
Parrett Mfg. fabricates custom windows in non-standard sizes and shapes, such as this divided-lite Palladian model. Click here for company info.
This traditionally styled mahogany window and casing was designed and fabricated by Reilly Windows & Doors. Click here for company info.
Reilly Windows & Doors manufactured and installed this window. Click here for company info.
The windows of the Merchandise Mart in St. Louis, MO, were restored by Restoration Works. Click here for company info.
Weston Millwork replicated this Diamond Light double-hung window for the 1909 Jake Callen House, Junction City, KS. Click here for company info.
These Craftsman-style windows were fabricated by Weston Millwork Co. Click here for company info.
Wood Window Workshop built this Spanish cedar double-hung window with true divided lights and weight-and-pulley counterbalances. Click here for company info.
Wood Window Workshop replicated this arched double-hung window in Honduras mahogany with true-divided lites. Click here for company info.
Custom wood windows such as this curved model are available from Wood Window Workshop. Click here for company info.
Woodstone offers windows in a wide variety of species. Click here for company info.