Hopper Window With Dryer Vent
Hopper Window With Dryer Vent
Hopper Window With Dryer Vent
Hopper Window With Dryer Vent
Hopper Window With Dryer Vent
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Hopper Window With Dryer Vent

SKU: 4955

Proudly Made in U.S.A

Nailing Flange: No Fin
Price:
$399.00

Pickup available at 256 Bergen Blvd

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Description

Our Hopper Dryer Vent Windows come Standard with Energy Efficient Low-E Glass and a Strong Aluminum Mesh Screen

Our Hopper Windows with Dryer Vents offer exceptional performance, featuring a multi-chamber vinyl frame profile and a patented water drainage system. The fusion welded corners ensure durability, while the premium virgin vinyl material provides long-lasting quality. These windows come with double-pane glass, with Low-E coating for enhanced energy efficiency. Additionally, they include an Intercept Blackline spacer and an aluminum screen, with a mesh netting.

Specifications

Glass  Low-E 3/4" Insulated Glass
Frame Depth  3-1/4"
Frame Material  Premium White Vinyl
Glass Type  Double Pane Insulated Glass
Weatherstripping  Dual, Barrier Fin
Screen Frame  Roll Formed Aluminum
Construction  Welded Frame and Sash
Number of Locks  1 Lock - Width
Dryer Vent Hole  3.25" Inch Diameter

Key Features

Order Process:
  • Once you place an order for our custom-manufactured hopper windows, it enters production within 48 hours after confirming all the details are correct.
Manufacturing Process:
  • The manufacturing process typically takes 4-8 weeks as the windows are tailored to your specifications.
Shipping Process:
  • Shipping duration varies based on your location and is usually completed within 1-5 business days. For specific lead times, it's advisable to contact the company for more detailed information about shipping schedules.
Free Pick Up:
  • If you are within our local pick up zone, you are more than welcome to pick up your Windows at our Warehouse in Woodland Park, NJ

  • Window Frame: Lifetime
  • Color/Finish: Lifetime
  • Hardware: Lifetime
  • Insulated Glass: 20 years (Excludes Glass Breakage)
  • Screen Frame: Lifetime

Low-E Glass

✔️ Energy efficiency

✔️ UV Protection

✔️ Insulation

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Standard Mesh Screen

✔️ The mesh is tightly woven to ensure effective protection against insects

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Screen Frame

✔️ 3.25" Frame Depth and Permanently Fusion Welded Frame

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Premium Hardware

✔️ Durable and Long-Lasting Hardware that last. Window Handle is made of premium aluminum.

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Optional Nailing Flange

✔️ The purpose of nailing fins is to secure the window to the wall sheathing and hold it in place while the shims and screws are being installed.

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Understanding the NFRC Label

A. U-Factor – Insulating value of the entire window system. Lower numbers reflect better insulating value.


B. Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) – Amount of heat from the sun passing through the glass. Lower numbers indicate glass is keeping heat from entering your home. SHGC is measured on a scale from 0 To 1.


C. Visible Transmittance – Amount of visible light passing through the glass. Higher numbers indicate glass is allowing more light to enter your home. Visible transmittance is measured on a scale from 0 to 1.


D. Air Infiltration – How much air is entering or escaping through the window. Lower numbers indicate air is kept from entering or escaping.


E. Condensation Resistance – Amount of moisture it takes for glass to condensate when exposed to extreme interior and exterior temperature changes. Higher
numbers indicate better resistance to condensation. Condensation resistance is. scored on a scale of 0 to 100.

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