Storm Windows - dozens!

greta_2006

20 years ago

I've bought a big old house. There are *dozens* of double-hung wooden windows which have lasted nearly a century and just need some tlc to get them in decent working order. The aluminum triple-track storm windows, however, are in terrible shape with lots of missing sashes, etc. I've read a lot of good things about Harvey Tru-Channel storm windows but they seem to be available only through contractors. With so many windows, I'd rather install them myself and save money. Anyone know a source for a good quantity of Harvey storm windows at a reasonable price?

Also interested in knowing if there are any other brands of high-quality storms.

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Michael
20 years ago
Sugarcreek Industries makes a quality storm window.

Michael

Here is a link that might be useful: Storms
booksat
20 years ago
The Boston Building Materials Coop is a fantastic organization. Membership is $25 and they sell Harvery storms and windows to homeowners. I think they run about $140 a window. You may want to consider getting Low-E glass for another 10-15 a window.
If you live in the boston area, I would defitely consider it.
I considered getting mine thru the coop, but ended up paying $205 a storm with low-e, installed.

Here is a link that might be useful: Storms from BBMC
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mlloyd_marvin_com
20 years ago
Marvin has a great line of impact glass that covers a ton of wind speed ratings. Check out Marvin.com
mike35
20 years ago
I don't think he was referring to hurricane rated windows mlloyd@marvin.com.