Aluminum Clad Windows Blog
Straightforward articles on aluminum clad wood windows for North American projects.
Clerestory vs Transom Windows
Clerestory and transom windows both sit high, but they do different jobs. This guide covers placement, daylighting, egress, sizing, materials and how to compare quotes for aluminum-clad wood units.
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Arched Windows: A Buyer's Guide to Curved Clad Wood Units
A factory-side guide to arched windows: arch types, how a curved aluminum clad wood frame is bent and assembled, rough opening measurement, templating, flashing and the parameters to send for a quote.
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Mulled Window Guide: Types, Sizing and Ordering
A mulled window joins two or more units into one assembly for a single rough opening. Learn mull types, structural vs non-structural, rough opening math, flashing and how to order.
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What Is a Clad Window?
A clad window combines a wood interior with an aluminum exterior for durability and low maintenance. Learn how cladding works and when to choose it.
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What Are Clerestory Windows?
Clerestory windows sit high on a wall to bring in daylight and privacy. Learn how they compare to fixed, French, and gable windows.
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Best Windows for Sound Insulation
Compare casement, single hung, sliding, and awning windows for sound insulation. Learn how frame design, glass options, and seals affect noise reduction in your home.
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How to Take a Window Out
Step-by-step instructions for removing a window safely, including sash removal, frame extraction, and tips for retrofitting and old storm windows.
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Best Aluminum Clad Windows
Compare the best aluminum clad windows by style, materials, glass, and hardware. Learn what to look for and how WANJIA Hiseng builds windows for North American projects.
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Triple Pane Windows for Sale: A Buying Checklist
A homeowner compares two triple pane window quotes and finds one is missing key details. This buying checklist shows how to fill the gaps and compare fairly.
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