One of our glass windows and doors manufacturers, PGT Windows and Doors, publishes useful information on their blog every month. Below is a highlight of some of the blog posts All Glass & Windows thinks you’ll find interesting and will want to read more about by visiting PGT Windows and Doors.
PGT Black Windows and Doors
Earlier this year, PGT Windows, “…introduced Modern Edge all black frames on select aluminum products, a fresh alternative to traditional white and other muted shades. They followed up in June and announced that they’re extending this in-demand neutral to their vinyl window and door collections. Select styles of PGT WinGuard® and EnergyVue® Vinyl are now available in all black to instantly transform your home’s interiors and exteriors while offering energy-efficiency benefits. Learn more about PGT Windows’s newest black window frames.
PGT Windows and Doors has declared that black windows and doors are among the newest neutrals when it comes to home design. An April blog post says, “Exterior black window and door frames have taken home design by storm in recent years. The epitome of chic, they provide instant curb appeal, and their versatility is unmatched. Now, all-black window frames are poised to transform the look of home interiors, too.” See how the bold new look of black window and door frames can transform your home. Also, check out a full list of all PGT product lines that now offer black windows and doors.
One thing to note, this trend is not going away. PGT Windows and Doors showcases how black window frames can be used in both traditional and modern architecture. In a blog from earlier this year, PGT shares images of their black windows and doors installed.
How Much Energy Efficient Windows Can Help You Save
PGT Windows and Doors explains why energy-efficient windows and doors are necessary and how much you can save by opting for energy-efficient windows and doors. Readers will also learn more about ENERGY STAR® rating, National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) Rating, High-Performance Low-E, Glass Tint, Argon Glass, and their role in energy-efficient doors and windows. One reason we enjoy using PGT products in our projects is their commitment to energy-efficient doors and windows. For that reason, they offer an extensive selection of glass types including insulating glass, laminated glass, and laminated insulating glass. These options contribute to decreased indoor energy usage, as well as lower heating and cooling costs.
Window Styles: Understanding Window Style Names
PGT Windows and Doors discusses that there are a lot of window styles out there, and most of the time, the window names can make things even more complicated. In their two-part blog series, “Window Styles: Understanding Window Style Names,” they:
- Cover some of the more popular window styles
- Give you a visual example of what they look like
- Share pointers on why you may want to consider installing them in your home
Readers will be able to walk away and answer:
- What are single hung windows?
- What are double-hung windows?
- What are horizontal hung windows?
- What are casement windows?
- What are awning windows?
- What are picture windows?
- What are architectural windows?
Explore Part 1 and Part 2 of “Window Styles: Understanding Window Style Names.”
How Can We Help?
As you can see, PGT Windows and Doors offers customers a plethora of products to address any remodel or new construction need. PGT Windows has taken the time to create innovative lines that will ensure your home is both beautiful and safe from the elements. Let All Glass & Windows help you select the right PGT Windows and Doors for your next Sarasota glass window or door project. Contact us today!
PGT Windows FAQs
PGT windows are priced based on multiple factors. They are known for their cost-effective, impact-resistant solutions for hurricane protection. Additionally, PGT offers a wide variety of aluminum and vinyl windows designed to be energy-efficient. All Glass & Windows can help build a custom window quote to align with your needs.
PGT WinGuard® windows and doors are engineered to endure and rated for Impact Zone 3 and Impact Zone 4. They have been rigorously tested to withstand winds exceeding 150 miles per hour, as outlined in the ASCE Wind Zone Map, ensuring superior protection against high-velocity winds.
The cost for hurricane impact windows in Florida generally falls between $3,083 and $15,721, with the national average at $10,005. Multiple factors influence this price variation, such as the size and type of the window. For instance, more oversized windows and those with specialized designs like double-hung or casement styles will likely be on the higher end of the price spectrum.
