Tag: casement windows

How to Prevent Wood Doors from Swelling

If your wood door looks like it got bigger, it probably did. Wood doors tend to swell depending on the season. In this blog, replacement window company Renewal by Andersen® of Montana shares a look at what causes wood doors to swell, and how you can prevent that from happening.

Securing Your Sliding Patio Doors

Sliding patio doors rank higher than most replacement window options and other types of doors when it comes to security risks. Their easy operation and simple mechanism lend themselves freely to being exploited without much difficulty.

Choosing the Right Energy-Efficient Window

An ENERGY STAR® label on a replacement window means it has satisfactorily passed industry standards and is deemed to be energy efficient. The label makes it easier for homeowners to narrow down their choices to energy-efficient windows, but how can they pick one from the hundreds of windows with these labels?

Let Your Home Breathe: Proper Ventilation and Window Styles

Usually, when the topic of ventilation comes up it’s always something that’s automatically there thanks to our windows and patio doors. Thanks to the windows and doors installed in your home, your home naturally has good ventilation. You can still improve it, however.

How Fibrex® Solves Common Casement Window Issues

One of the easiest operable window types is the casement window. Its low maintenance, easy usage and classic style work great for any home. However, there are a few downsides that come along with it.

Casement Windows and High-Performance Glass Options

Every home has a room that doesn’t get much natural light. For one reason or another, it can be either too small for a large window. For those cramped spaces, the solution is casement windows.

Common Casement Window Problems and How to Address Them

Casement windows are among the most popular window styles, thanks to their unique features that capture beautiful views while allowing ventilation when open, and exceptional energy efficiency when closed. Every window style. however, has its own set of drawbacks. Here are some common in casement windows and how they can be addressed.

Design Considerations for Black Window Frames and Doors

Ebony replacement window frames, doors, cabinets and accent pieces are making a comeback in many homes. And their popularity continues to grow, especially among homeowners and designers opting for a modern, elegant look.

4 Common Mistakes to Avoid During Your Window Replacement

Almost every homeowner has to deal with a window replacement project sooner or later, so you need to be prepared. Mistakes during a window replacement project can be quite costly. Renewal by Andersen® of Montana, replacement window expert, shares four window replacement mistakes to avoid:

3 Advantages of Choosing Casement Windows

The casement is an attractive window choice for many reasons. Of all operating units, it’s the most energy-efficient, as it creates an airtight seal when closed. Unlike its early iterations centuries ago, the modern casement window can come in large sizes without becoming structurally unstable. Today’s stronger hardware has made this possible. Opening and closing …

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