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Wood Replacement Windows |
Wood replacement windows are considered the top of the line, as they add a rich, traditional look to any home. When debating the various materials, it helps to understand why some home owners prefer wood over other materials.
Wood replacement windows are often made from oak, a hard wood with a rich grain. The wood blends with many floor and molding products, providing a seamless look throughout a house or room.
One disadvantage to wood replacement windows is that they do require more maintenance than a vinyl, fiberglass or aluminum replacement window. The wood should be painted or stained periodically to maintain the desired look. Wood windows also are more costly than other types of windows, but they should pay dividends for those who plan to keep the house for many years.
One way to reduce the maintenance requirements is to buy a "wood clad" windows. This type of window has wood on the inside and vinyl on the outside, combining the look with maintenance free qualities. The inside of the window would be stained or painted to match the rest of the trim.
Many people buy wood replacement windows when they are building or remodeling a custom home. The wood blends well with other materials typically found in higher priced homes.
Wood replacement windows also are ideal for older homes, as they can coordinate with the original architectural design of the house. Some manufacturers make custom windows to fit odd shaped openings or specialty designs.
When buying wood replacement windows, realize that you are making an investment in your home. The rich natural beauty of the wood should give it character that will last for many years. |
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