Creating a beautiful appearance by combining unique design and energy efficiency.
If you think your choice in vinyl windows is limited to boring white squares, think again. With the Artisan™ Series, AMSCO has engineered style and design into a functional vinyl window. With deep beveled edges, sturdy frames and a variety of style, it’s the architectural, aesthetically pleasing details you crave, all in low-maintenance vinyl. Combine that with your pick of 6 traditional and contemporary, durable colors, and you’ll find your choices in a vinyl window are now anything but dull.
Unique Beveled-In Frame
The unique beveled-in design adds depth and interest over traditionally flat designs enhancing your home’s curb appeal.
Interlocking Panels
Interlocking panels and high-performance weather stripping provide increased protection against wind and water.
Metal-Reinforced Meeting Rail
Provides the window with added strength.
Optional Flush Fin
Available on all window styles, the flush fin makes for easy installation in retrofit applications.
Integral Nail Fin
A standard integral nail fin with a 1 3/8 inch set-back for new construction.
Hidden Accessory Groove
The hidden accessory groove maintains a clean appearance and zips out for trims and attachments only when necessary.
Sturdy 3-1/4 Inch Frame Depth
Perfect for remodeling and retrofit applications.
Multiple Hollow Chambers
Strategically placed chambers provide greater insulation and strength to the window.
Fusion-Welded and Mitered Corners
Adds strength and improves protection against air leakage.
Insulated Glass
A 3/4 inch (optional 1 inch available on select styles) insulating unit includes a warm-edge spacer for increased resistance to heat transfer and sweating.
Nylon Rollers
Adjustable, tandem nylon rollers provide a smooth, easy operation. Available on the horizontal slider model only.
Transition Bar
All transitional windows include a heavy aluminum reinforcement bar for added strength and security.
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