The new Ultimate Glider from Marvin Windows and Doors, already hailed as one of 2011’s best new building products, is now available in an all-wood version. Marvin has re-invented the glider window with modern features and performance that breathe new life into this classic window. Previously available only in a clad aluminum exterior finish, the [...]
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During the 2011 International Builder’s Show, we mentioned that the DIY Network’s Kayleen McCabe stopped by the Marvin booth to check out our new Clad Ultimate Glider window. Well, the episode of “Cool Tools” for which that segment was shot aired this weekend on the DIY Network, and they’ve posted the clip online, as well.
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We’ve long been a fan of architect Sarah Susanka and her “Not So Big House” philosophy. And it seems we keep seeing more evidence that a significant number of American homeowners are more interested in craftsmanship, quality and fine design than they are in raw square footage. Affluent, mature homeowners especially fit this profile. The [...]
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Remodeling has been a bright spot in the homebuilding and design industry, and a recent report by the Harvard Center for Joint Housing Studies suggests that the long-term trend will continue to be favorable. Several factors are converging to produce the positive outlook. First, as Baby Boomers age, the turnover of their homes will generate [...]
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This is a window every architect should see. Marvin Signature Services is now offering this beautiful chain and pulley double hung. For clients who desire a classic look with modern performance, this window will add a unique touch. Historic authenticity, rich wood detailing and sophisticated engineering combine to create a classic that’s easy to operate. [...]
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There’s a great item by Nancy Egan in the latest issue of Residential Architect magazine with some thoughts on where the residential housing market is going. Unfortunately, there doesn’t seem to be a link to an online version. But it’s worth recapping briefly. A key issue for architects to consider is the pig in our [...]
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Here’s a nice piece from our friends at Custom Home magazine. This beautifully remodeled Maine farmhouse used Marvin windows and patio doors. Just another example of Marvin products fitting into any project, whether the latest “Jetsons”-style LEED home or this classic backwoods beauty.
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We had some serious star power in the Marvin booth Friday, as Kayleen McCabe and her crew from High Noon Entertainment stopped by. Kayleen, the star of DIY Network’s “Rescue Renovation,” filmed a segment on the Clad Ultimate Glider for a DIY special on IBS 2011, set to air in June. A licensed contractor, Kayleen showed [...]
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WARROAD, Minn., January 13, 2011 – Marvin Windows and Doors is proud to introduce an innovative option for energy efficient windows: Tripane with Krypton*. Using proven tripane construction along with the superior insulating properties of Krypton gas, Marvin’s new window option performs to our highest standards ever. “This remarkable window is an example of taking [...]
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WARROAD, Minn., Jan. 13, 2011 – Grilles-between-the-glass just got more customizable. Now homeowners can mix and match dozens of color combinations for this popular design feature on all products from Marvin Windows and Doors. Marvin now offers 13 exterior and four interior grille colors, available on all of the company’s industry-leading wood and aluminum clad [...]
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