Peachtree windows

20 years ago

We are in the beginning stages of building a new home. We were looking at the the weathershield/weathershield windows and doors and then saw the new Peachtree series (now owned by weathershield). The peachtree looks very similar to the WS especially as to design style but actually has a more traditional looking sill and SDL option. Anyone have any input on either Weathershield or Peachtree?

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evenpar
20 years ago
We have Peachtree casement windows and after a few years some of them have moisture between the glass and others have fogged up inside with a gaseous substance so thick that you cannot see through them. I am currently awaiting for their service rep to contact me ....
patricianat
20 years ago
Good luck. All the windows with gas that I have had do that. No one will guarantee them, it seems. I am ordering all new windows without gas. Any time we have a tornado all my windows have that gas "mess" in the middle, no matter how new or how hold and I am tired of it and I want windows I can see through which was the original intent of windows, I believe.
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wiseley
19 years ago
I'm building a new home now and the contractor wants to use peachtree instead of milgard wood clad because of the cost. Is there anyone can give me suggestion on these two window brands? Thanks a lot.