Summit 9700

Select a frame colour to match your home’s exterior. Keep it simple with a classic, elegant frame or enhance curb appeal with the addition of grilles or exterior brickmould (available depending on window series).

Options and finishes for window hardware are also available for most of our window series.

Hardware finishes

Internal Grilles are installed between panes of glass, leaving the exposed interior and exterior glass surfaces smooth and easy to clean. Our selection of grilles will give your rooms that beautiful look of divided light, while also being completely maintenance-free.

Simulated Divided Lites (SDL's) are installed on the exterior and interior of the glass surface to simulate the look of divided panes of glass. Traditionally, individually-divided panes of glass were used, but they reduced energy efficiency by creating multiple seams and joints for every pane. With the simulated design, you still get the beautiful look of divided glass, without sacrificing energy efficiency.

Dual Shadow Bars are available in triple-pane units with SDLs, for added depth and a more traditional look. Positioned between the panes of glass, these interior bars line up with the exterior SDLs to create the appearance of true divided lites. Only available with SDL configurations, excluding 2.

SDL (SIMULATED DIVIDED LITES) WIDTHS

• 1 1/4" SDL
• 2" Mullion
• 7/8" SDL

Enhance your home’s curb appeal by installing exterior brickmould to your windows. Attached to the window and covering the gap between your home’s exterior and the window frame, brickmould allows you to change out your current windows without disturbing the exterior of your home. Choose from different colours and styles to add more prominence and class to the window’s regular frame. Brickmould options may vary depending on product.

WHAT IS BRICKMOULD?

Not all colours available for all brickmould types. Ask for details.

Good design and correct installation are important factors in ensuring energy efficient windows, but glass performance plays the biggest role. Different glass options have different benefits so, before choosing your glass, be sure to consider the weather conditions of where you live. Colder climates will require more insulation power and specific glass coatings to improve energy efficiency.

Did you know? ENERGY STAR® certified windows can reduce your energy costs by up to 16%.

GLASS PERFORMANCE

All performance ratings are imperial for Centre of Glass (C.O.G.) and are based on Vision v4.0 simulations. All C.O.G U-and R- values are based on ASHREA Winter Conditions. Framing, cladding, frame type and other items will affect the overall thermal values of a complete window.