Storefront Windows

A building almost as old as Tigard itself on Hwy. 99. Soon to become the second installment of a successful auto repair facility.

We descend upon the job-site to take out the original wood-framed single-pane windows and door assembly.

The old quarter-inch annealed plate glass panels must be removed with considerable care to avoid serious injury.

The rough-openings are then prepared for the new storefronts.

We preassembled the jamb assemblies at our warehouse in Tigard before we brought them to the job-site.

The new anodized-aluminum window-frame assembly is readied for installation.

And the second bank of wood-framed windows are removed and that rough-opening is prepared.

And so on, until all three banks are installed and the glass is glazed into the frames.

Our client opted for the newest Low-E Insulated glass known as 366 Low-E, or Triple-Coat, as some refer to it.

To read about “Low Emissivity Glass,” you might go to: “http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_emissivity”