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QualiGlass carries every style of window and we custom fit them to your building project!

Purchasing windows from QualiGlass, homeowners will benefit from high-performance glass and superior PVC frame technology. These technologies coupled together create strong and attractive windows that save energy and maximize interior comfort.

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When looking at new windows for your home, the overall appearance from the outside as well as way they opens are often the most important factors for most buyers. At QualiGlass we have all the most popular window styles including Picture, Fixed Sash, Slider, Hung, Casement, Awning and the European Tilt & Turn. All of these basic styles can be put in a wide variety of combinations to meet all your design needs. Get more detailed information on our Window Styles page or go directly the style of your choice by clicking the style icons on the right.

Choosing the exterior and interior colors of your new windows is an important part of the process when buying new or replacement windows. The common materials that are used to manufacture modern windows come in standard colours of PVC and/or vinyl. Beyond those standard colors there is also foil, as well as stained and painted wood options. For more details on window color options, go to our Window Colours page.

Wood, aluminum or vinyl... Okay, so it might be a bit of a challenge to decide which window material is best. Which should you choose? Should you go with glass windows or plastic windows? Polyvinyl chloride (PVC or Vinyl), aluminum or wooden frames? There are a number of things to consider when it comes to choosing the best window material for your home. Let the expereinced staff and QualiGlass explain the options and help you make the right choice for your building project. Learn the enough to ask the right questions now by reading our Windows Materials page. components.

The glass used in your windows is likely the most important factor when it comes to energy efficiency. This is the reason why understanding the differences in window pane materials is very important choosing the best window for your home. There are now what we call the low-emissive (Low-E) glass, heat-absorbing glass, reflective glass, plastic glazing materials, and storm windows. Layering of such glass can also be very effective as this permits air spaces which may also prevent heat flow and allow insulation. To learn more about the types of glass available for the best in energy efficient windows, go to our Window Glass page.

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