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Who makes the windows/screens?

13 years ago

Love the screens - I assume that you swap out storm windows in the winter. Who makes the windows/screens? Or are those custom? This is exactly what I'm looking for.

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presetar

12 years ago

I would also like to know the maker of the screens/storms.

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Stand-ology
13 years ago
Could you let me know who makes these screens? Thanks!
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Great Rooms Building Group
12 years ago
The screens & screen doors are by Larson. There are storm windows for the winter. Thanks!
Pauline Brown
10 years ago
Can you share the website or email of Larson who made the screens and storm windows? thanks, pbasean@hotmail.com
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Great Rooms Building Group
10 years ago
@seanpba - Larson's website is www.larsondoors.com. They have an option to search local suppliers/showrooms in your area. Thanks!
Pauline Brown
10 years ago
Thank you.
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User
7 years ago
This is a beautiful porch! Unfortunately, we can't take credit for the windows as they are not manufactured by our company. We do manufacture an industry-first porch window product, called Scenix. These windows stay in place year-round. Top and bottom retractable screens let in fresh air while keeping bugs out. Learn more at https://www.larsondoors.com/windows/scenix-retractable-screen-porch-windows

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