Door and Window Products Jacksonville Beach FL

In the following article, you may find some helpful products which can make your house in Jacksonville Beach have a better feature. Please read on and find if you are interested in them.
Windows Jacksonville Clear choice
904-245-9808
11222 St. Johns industrial blvd
Jacksonville, FL
MIRACLE WINDOWS AND SUNROOMS
904-367-1797
8640 PHILLIPS HIGHWAY
JACKSONVILLE, FL
Advantage Doors, Inc.
5800 Beach Boullevard, Suite 203-406
Jacksonville, FL
Door Control Inc
(904) 765-5669
10330 Chedoak Ct Ste 300
Jacksonville, FL
Aldor Sales Inc
(904) 786-6855
6666 Stuart Ave
Jacksonville, FL
Nature Vue Skylights & Roof Repair
904-268-9176
11369-002 Trade Court
Jacksonville, FL
Classic Doors
(904) 739-3404
5971 Powers Ave Ste 106
Jacksonville, FL
Competition Door Sales Inc
(904) 358-1350
1613 E Church St
Jacksonville, FL
Vigneaux Corp
(904) 783-1600
546 Ellis Rd S
Jacksonville, FL
Martin Home Exteriors
904-737-5009
5749 Haven Road
Jacksonville, FL
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Door and Window Products

Source: ARCHITECT Magazine
Publication date: October 15, 2007

By ARCHITECT Staff

1. ProShield windows and patio doors
Weather Shield
www.weathershield.com
  • Vinyl exteriors and insulated glass contain pre-consumer recycled content
  • Certified by Scientific Certification Systems to contain at least 9 percent recycled content by weight
  • Windows use wood on interior
  • Each manufacturing facility has been confirmed as using recycled content
    • 2. KT Series large diameter automatic revolving doors
    Dorma
    www.dorma-usa.com
  • Offered in outside diameters up to 21 feet
  • Available in two-, three-, and four-wing models
  • Provides energy savings by minimizing airflow between the interior and exterior
  • Can be configured to collapse inward for passage of bulky items
    • 3. Laminated Low-E (VLE) 57 glass
    Viracon
    www.viracon.com
  • Blends strength of laminated glass with energy performance of low-E technology
  • Provides a low shading coefficient and low solar heat gain coefficient
  • Visible light transmittance ranges from 28 percent to 59 percent
  • Available with polyvinyl butyral (PVB) interlayers of various thicknesses and with Vanceva Storm and StormGuard products
    • 4. Venting picture window
    Marvin
    www.marvin.com
  • Provides cross-ventilation with consistent sight lines for architectural integrity
  • Window sash projects 2¼ inches outward to reveal a screened-in opening that vents air and keeps out insects

    • Click here to read full article from Architect Magazine