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On Rebated Double Doors the Inactive Leaf (1st Closing Door) should be bolted using either Vertical Pullman Catches or Traditional Shoot Bolts and the Active Leaf (2nd Closing Door) should be fitted with a Single Latch unit or Horizontal Pullman
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Our goal is to get everyone into the party as smoothly as possible. By arriving early, you’ll be able to get in, check your coat and mark your territory by one of the bars before the event officially starts.
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Absolutely. Integrity meets and/or exceeds Energy Star® standards in all three climate zones in the United States. They are twice as efficient as a window or door manufactured 10 years ago.
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Yes, absolutely. Replacement windows and doors can be installed in The Berkshires in the winter. To prevent heat loss, installers take proper precautions by installing one window at a time. The replacement prep work should be done before the window
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Yes, All Wellington windows & doors have been tested by the National Fenestration Rating Council and have received both the NFRC accreditation and Energy Star Rating for energy efficiency.
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The warranties follow the same warranties for the non-hurricane rated doors: Classic-Craft and Fiber-Classic limited lifetime, Smooth-Star: limited 20 yr, Premium steel limited 10 yr, Construction Series steel limited 2 yr.
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White Melamine is the standard backing on all RTF and MDF doors, matching backs are available for an extra $2 US per piece; please call us to add this option.
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In the same way that double glazed windows and doors make a property warmer and draught free so they insulate against noise. Good sealed units will achieve a considerable reduction in outside noise making your home even more comfortable.
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Currently, you can have House Armor installed in our vinyl windows and patio doors. We are, however, working hard to make it available in our other product lines and you should expect to see these in the near future!
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A.NO.You must never fit an internal door outside or fitan external door inside. Due to the manufacturing process the doors are only suitable for the environment that they were made for! Different glues andmoisture content etc.
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