Replacing Andersen Casements
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Old 12-31-2008, 02:33 PM   #21
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Re: Replacing Andersen Casements

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they make the woodwright series to the 1/8 its Andersen's replacement window they call it a pocket replacement.good unit in my opinion you can also use it as a prime unit with the flanges

Great window just a lot of $$$$. Last time I priced them it was less $$ to adjust the openings. The Harvey Majesty is between 399 - 550 for that window I want to say the woodwright is going tobe around 700 - 800. Made to fit.

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Great window just a lot of $$$$. Last time I priced them it was less $$ to adjust the openings. The Harvey Majesty is between 399 - 550 for that window I want to say the woodwright is going tobe around 700 - 800. Made to fit.
Big difference in looks though. The Harvey Majesty while a decent quality window, is pretty bulky looking. Also not really impressed with a replacement window that gets installed with nails not too mention on a double casement they give you this gay self adhesive strip to cover the mull strip that on the outside and it never really sticks

we will install classics and tributes, but for wood we go to eagle. Any time we get a call for wood windows, I bring out samples of the Andersen, Eagle, and the Majesty. 99.9% of the time, we sell an Andersen or an Eagle.
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