Window systems with outstanding technical features
The Only Window Tested at -30˚C
Casement
Window
Opening outside on the left or right side. Lock mechanisms are very secure. Numerous personalized architectural applications are possible.
Awning
Window
Awning sections are often placed in the lower or upper part of a window and combined with a fixed window.
Single Sliding
Window
The sliding system is the simplest opening system. One fixed sash and one movable sash. This type of window is often found in basements.
Double Sliding
Window
The sliding window is the simplest opening system. The two sashes are movable. This type of window is often found in basements.
Single Hung
Window
This is a classic window offered with two sashes, one movable and one fixed. Technological innovations and design make this window a good performer in air tightness tests.
Double Hung
Window
This is a classic window offered with two movable sashes. Technological innovations and design make this window a top performer in waterproofing tests.
Tilt & Turn
Window
This product line has been developed for the North American market and designed with a touch of European style. Two opening systems combined in a window. Turn in the inside (casement), Tilt inside by the top. Allow large dimension window.
Fixed
Window
The fixed window allows great visibility, offers optimal air and water tightness. It is less expensive and has no opening system.
Custom Shaped
Window
Be creative. We can make the unique window required by the architectural style of your home.
Bay or Bow
Window
Bay window is typically a fixed window in the center joined together with your choice of opening windows on each side. A Bow window is four or more windows joined together to form a graceful curve.
Combined
Window
Combination of two or more complete window lites whose frames are mulled together. A combined window can use more than one opening system and fixed units.
