Andersen 100 Series Fibrex Gliding Window

The Andersen 100 Series Gliding Window May Be a Great Fit for You If You’re Looking For:

• A space-saving window solution that provides smooth, horizontal operation and is ideal for areas where a projecting window is impractical.
• A low-maintenance, durable window made from a composite material that resists weathering, fading, and peeling.
• A sleek, modern design with clean lines that complements contemporary and traditional architectural styles alike.
• A window that offers excellent energy efficiency without breaking the bank, providing long-term savings on your energy bills.
• A product backed by Andersen’s commitment to quality, innovation, and reliable performance over time.

How Does the Gliding Window Operate and What Are the Benefits: The Andersen 100 Series Gliding Window operates with one sash that slides horizontally past a fixed sash, offering easy, space-saving ventilation. This design is perfect for rooms where space is limited, such as kitchens, bathrooms, or walkways, as it does not protrude into the interior or exterior space. The gliding operation ensures smooth, effortless opening and closing, while the fixed sash provides enhanced security and structural integrity. With its wide viewing area and slim profiles, this window allows for maximum natural light, making any room feel brighter and more open.Explore the sleek design of the Andersen 100 Series Fibrex Picture Window for a stunning, unobstructed view that pairs perfectly with our gliding windows.

What Material Are the Window Frames: The Andersen 100 Series Gliding Window is constructed from Fibrex® composite material, which is a blend of 40% reclaimed wood fiber and 60% thermoplastic polymer. This material combines the strength and stability of wood with the low-maintenance qualities of vinyl, offering superior durability and resistance to extreme weather conditions. Fibrex® won’t rot, warp, or corrode, ensuring that your window maintains its beauty and performance for years to come with minimal upkeep.

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Key Differences Between Andersen 100 Series and Traditional Vinyl Sliding Windows:

• Strength: The Fibrex® material is twice as strong as vinyl, offering a robust and stable frame that withstands the elements and provides long-lasting performance.
• Energy Efficiency: The Andersen 100 Series Gliding Window features high-performance glass options and advanced weatherstripping to minimize air leakage and enhance energy efficiency, keeping your home comfortable in all seasons.
• Customization Options: While offering fewer customization options than some premium lines, the 100 Series still provides a variety of interior and exterior colors to complement your home’s style.
• Appearance: The Andersen 100 Series Gliding Window features sleek, narrow frames that maximize glass area, offering a modern aesthetic and expansive views compared to traditional bulkier vinyl window frames.

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Key Features of the Andersen 100 Series Gliding Window:

• Material: Made from durable Fibrex® composite, combining wood fiber and thermoplastic polymer for strength and sustainability.
• Colors: Available in (4) interior finishes and (5) exterior finishes.
• Sizes: Sizes can be up to 6-feet wide and 6-feet high with custom sizes available.
• Hardware: Color-matched hardware options with smooth operation.

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Key Benefits of the Andersen 100 Series Gliding Window:

• Space-Saving Design: The horizontal sliding operation is perfect for areas where projecting windows are impractical, providing a sleek, unobtrusive solution.
• Durability: Fibrex® composite material resists warping, cracking, and peeling, ensuring long-term performance with minimal maintenance.
• Energy Efficiency: With advanced weatherstripping and high-performance glass options, this window helps reduce energy costs by maintaining a comfortable indoor climate year-round.
• Appearance: Designed to match the beauty of true-wood windows.