Everest 850-HS: Horizontal Slider & Everest 850-SH: Single Hung

The Everest family of windows offers the quintessential luxury home sliding and single hung window.

Expected Product Release 2009

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Earth Friendly

Recyclable Made Of Recycled Metal Fire Induced Toxic Fumes

Lasting Decades Longer Transit Savings Factory Coatings Preserving

Landfills Impacted

Remade Glass Exceptional Lifecycle Avoiding VOCs

Magnificent

Line Symmetry Heavy Walls Encapsulated Screen Sloped Sill Large Sizes

Cornerstone Strength Snap-in Glazing Extruded NOT Roll Formed

Special Hardware

The Finest Hardware Available II The Finest Hardware Available III

Compliments Casement, Awning & Fixed Heavy Duty Rated

The Finest Hardware Available I Precision Bearing Rollers Multi-Slide Option

Corrosive Environments

Anodized Colors Custom Paint Colors Protected Sash Balances

Stainless Steel Hardware Stainless Steel Latch Receiver

Power Saver

High-Tech Glazing Materials Balancing Weather-stripping Online Energy Results

Huge Glass = Savings Thermal Education I Thermal Education II

Protecting Furnishings Glare

Natural Energy Hybrid Extrusions

Thermally Broken 101

Thermal break technology is a proven way of enhancing the thermal performance of aluminum. Fleetwood has successfully used this method for almost 20 years. Here is how it works:

First, the aluminum extrusion is designed with a pocket, which will later receive the energy blocking substance.
Second, the part is extruded, then tempered for hardness and protected with either a painted or anodized finish.
Third, the cavity is knurled to better "grip" the energy blocking substance which will be poured into the pocket.
Fourth, the pocket is filled with molten polyurethane, which hardens in seconds.
Finally, the back of the pocket is removed, creating the energy block.
This process forms a bridge that now separates the exterior from the interior.