Everest 850-C: Casement
Everest 850-A: Awning

The Everest casement and awning windows remain the elite class in the window marketplace for many reasons.

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Product Features   Technical Resources Standard Features Optional Features Hardware Page CAD Details Installation Instructions TESTING ADA Standards Specifications Typical Configurations: C, CC, COC, A, AA, AOA Maximum Panel Width: Awning: 96" Casement: 54" (Butt Hinges), 42" (Egress Hinges) Maximum Panel Height: Awning: 62" Casement: 96" Partner Products: Everest 850 Glazed to Frame Insulated Extrusions Insulated extrusions reduce the transfer of heat and cold, through the extrusion, by stopping that unwanted energy with a barrier material. Fleetwood uses two methods: Pour/De-bridge and I-Strut. The former process involves pouring polyurethane into an extrusion cavity and removing the underside once the liquid hardens. The I-Strut process involves mechanically joining a polyamide strut to two separate extrusions. Both are proven systems and each offers the Fleetwood Design Team with varying benefits. For budget driven jobs, Fleetwood offers optional products. See the Homeowners menu above.