Windows that stick or do not fit properly often have problems with their frames. Sometimes, the problem is that the frames are old, thick or rotted, making them prone to expansion and warping.
But Renewal by Andersen® of Montana has the best solution for window replacement that don’t seem to work quite right.
What Is Fibrex®?
This material is commonly used for window frames to provide the benefits of wood and vinyl in one, without the weaknesses of either. Developed and patented by Andersen corporation and used by Renewal by Andersen, this material is a wood composite, which means it still uses wood, but has other components to make it even better.
Sliding windows are particularly suitable for using this material because this type needs a sturdier frame. Since the window needs a stable frame, something strong and thin is the best fit for this type.
What Are the Benefits of Fibrex?
When firms like Renewal by Andersen uses Fibrex on your picture windows, you get the following benefits:
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More glass area with thinner frames. Since the material is strong and light, you can get narrower frames.
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Any frame color is possible. This is because the material can handle extreme temperature swings, so you don’t need light-colored frames to hide the warping.
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A stellar warranty is available for you. Renewal by Andersen is able to give customers who use the material great warranties since they know how to use Fibrex® to provide the best solution that lasts.
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Beautiful frames. Since the material can be used thinly, you’re able to implement custom designs that still resist warping and damage.
Learn more about this patented material by calling us at (406) 259-3944. Ask Renewal by Andersen professionals to demonstrate the properties of Fibrex, and explain how it can help you solve your sticky window problem.
