A: Low-E stands for low emissivity, and it refers to extremely thin metallic coatings that are applied to glass panes in windows and doors, boosting their energy efficiency and blocking out UV rays. They work by directing the heat back
There are different types of materials used to make
A: Fibrex is a composite material made up of 40% wood and 60% plastic, while fiberglass is a type of fiber-reinforced plastic using glass fibers. Fibrex is twice as strong as vinyl. Meanwhile, Infinity from Marvin’s Ultrex® fiberglass is eight
A: Our installation methods won’t leave you shivering during another winter. We use premium materials (sealants, foam, flashing) to ensure the best possible installation in any climate. We are also flexible in scheduling your installation and starting in areas of your home to
A: Natural light always makes a room feel bigger than it is. Bay or bow windows physically extend the room outside to open up a room, creating a cozy interior nook with three-dimensional views. Look for windows with narrow frames
A: Marvin MODERN is a new product from Marvin that is exclusively available in Atlanta through AVI. Because MODERN is made from incredibly strong high-density fiberglass, the window frame can be narrower, which allows for more glass and provides expansive
A: The U-factor indicates how well a window keeps heat inside your home. The lower the number, the better the insulating qualities. This is important in colder regions. Just as important is the solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC), which measures
A: First, if you’re looking for fine craftsmanship and quality windows, the lowest quote is not necessarily the best option. So do not choose a contractor based on price alone. Second, communication is important. You know you have hired a
Simply put, cladding is the protective exterior material on the frame and sash of a wood window, designed to improve a window’s longevity, durability, and performance. Unlike other brands, the cladding on Marvin® windows has an air gap between the
Vinyl windows are made of plastic material and do not withstand changes in temperature as well as fiberglass windows. Integrity windows from Marvin Windows and Doors are comprised of Ultrex® pultruded fiberglass, which outperforms vinyl and vinyl/wood composites in virtually
