VENTILATION, YOUR WAY
Open the top. Open the bottom. Or let fresh air move through both.
Open the top. Open the bottom. Or let fresh air move through both.
Convenient tilt-in sash options make both sides of the glass easier to reach.
Grilles, colors, glass and hardware shaped around your architecture—not ours.
100 · 400 · A-SERIES
Window District proudly designs and installs the Andersen 100 Series, 400 Series and A-Series. Start with the way you want your home to look, feel and perform—we’ll help you find the series that brings it together.
Built from Fibrex® composite, Andersen’s own material. Choose it when you want a frame you never have to paint, stain or seal.
Design yours with us What Fibrex® is, and why it matters →Time-tested craftsmanship, extensive size and style choices, and the warm character of wood inside your home.
Design yours with us What wood-clad means, and why you would choose it →Andersen’s Architectural Collection. Choose it when the window has to answer to the architecture—proportions, profiles and finishes shaped around the house you already have.
Design yours with us Wood inside, fiberglass outside — how the A-Series is built →THE DETAILS ARE THE DESIGN
EXPLORE COLORS & WOODS
The 100 Series is Fibrex® composite, colored through the material rather than painted on, which is why it never needs repainting. The exterior range is the wider one; interiors are offered in White and Sandtone.
EXPLORE GRILLE PATTERNS
Double-hung windows are the most popular style in American homes for good reason: both the top and bottom sashes slide, so you can ventilate from either direction, and both tilt inward for cleaning from inside — even on a second story.
They suit nearly every architectural style, from pre-war colonials to new builds, and pair beautifully with grilles and custom finishes.
We designed the same three Double-Hung windows from the bedroom and from the yard. Colonial grilles in both sashes, white frames inside and out, and the meeting check-rail where a double-hung keeps it: across the middle, at the height of the view. To save money, the homeowner elected for a Picture Window in the center… and the HOA approved it.
Two openings on one corner of this house, each with a small Picture Window sitting on top of a white double-hung: four windows, and a big, thick obstruction joining bar across every view. The homeowner wanted updated black windows with more glass. So, we designed one Double-Hung unit that now fills the entire opening top to bottom, with a contemporary grille in the upper sash and clear glass below.
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