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One home.
A whole community.

Window and door applications for single-family homes, townhomes, build-to-rent communities, multifamily residences, and commercial projects. Review product possibilities around your own plans and quantities.

Custom homes. Townhomes.
Multifamily residences.

Product and design references show opening possibilities. Systems, dimensions, glazing, and performance are confirmed for each order.

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A home with large glazed doors, dark-framed windows, and a terrace.
Residential window and door design reference.

Single-family homes

One home. Every opening considered.

For a single-family builder project, bring windows, entrance doors, and glazed patio openings into one coordinated review. Start with the elevation, interior spaces, and opening types needed for the home.

The design direction
Consistent window finishes, a distinctive entrance, and a large glazed patio opening.
The package to review
The full opening schedule, room-by-room configurations, dimensions, glazing, and installation details.
The next decision
Review the proposed systems against the builder’s plans, specifications, and required timing.

Define the selected products and configurations around your own plans and opening schedule.

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Residential architecture with large coordinated windows and glazed living spaces.
Residential design reference for coordinated opening packages.

Residential development

Repeated plans. Matching openings.

For townhomes and repeated residential plans, begin with a coordinated schedule: which openings repeat, where elevations change, and how the package is divided into phases. Review the details across each plan before confirming quantities.

The design direction
Repeated window types, a consistent frame finish, and coordinated entrances.
The package to review
Unit references, quantities by plan, glazing requirements, and installation details.
The next decision
Review an actual schedule against the selected systems, supporting documents, and delivery requirements.

The design reference is a starting point for your project’s specifications and quantities.

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Large gridded windows bringing daylight into a living and dining space.
Window design reference for residential interiors.

Multifamily residences

Many residences. One coordinated package.

For multi-unit residences, coordinate repeated opening types across different floor plans, balconies, and shared spaces. Organize the package by unit, elevation, and phase so each configuration can be reviewed with the project team.

The design direction
Consistent window finishes and coordinated openings across private and shared spaces.
The package to review
Unit mix, schedules by floor and elevation, glazing, operation, and applicable technical requirements.
The next decision
Confirm selected systems and project-specific evidence with the architect, builder, and installation team.

Product selection follows the actual building, opening schedule, and technical requirements.

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A living and dining space with tall windows and glazed doors facing outdoors.
Window and glazed-door design reference.

Build-to-rent communities

A community planned in phases.

For build-to-rent communities, organize the window and door package around repeated home plans, opening types, and the dates each phase needs to receive materials. Work from representative plans before confirming the wider scope.

The design direction
Consistent windows, entrances, and patio openings across repeated home types.
The package to review
Quantities by plan and phase, finish consistency, installation scope, and the receiving sequence.
The next decision
Compare a representative plan package before agreeing the wider project scope and delivery responsibilities.

Quantities, selected systems, and delivery responsibilities are agreed for each project.

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An open full-height glazed entrance framed by fixed glass panels.
Glazed entrance design reference.

Commercial openings

A considered building arrival.

For commercial construction or renovation, review windows, the main entrance, and shared spaces together. Define the actual products and details with the general contractor, architect, and project owner.

The design direction
Coordinated windows and a generous glazed main entrance.
The package to review
Opening schedules, glazing, hardware, project specifications, and installation scope.
The next decision
Confirm the exact systems and required technical evidence with the architect and general contractor.

Suitability for the intended building use depends on the selected system and required project approvals.

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An oversized open timber entrance door viewed from a contemporary interior.
Product reference for oversized entrances.

Specialty opening packages

A distinctive entrance. An expansive view.

Bring a standout entrance and a generous sliding opening into the same package. Coordinate proportions, finishes, glazing, and operation around the architecture and the people using each space.

The opening mix
Oversized entrance doors and sliding glass doors, alongside the project's window requirements.
The product conversation
Opening dimensions, proportions, operation, materials, and the surrounding architecture.
The next decision
Match the intended dimensions and operation to an available system and the project's requirements.

The image is a product reference. Available dimensions, glazing, hardware, and performance depend on the selected system.

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From the picture
to the project plan.

See the decisions and documents that connect a drawing to a defined order, shipment, and receiving plan.

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