Double Bronze Finish, Single Elegant Statement

Bronze on Bronze Windows

Bronze on bronze windows offer a rich, sophisticated look that instantly elevates your home’s curb appeal, inside and out. Featuring a bronze exterior frame paired with a matching bronze interior finish, these windows deliver a cohesive, designer appearance that complements both traditional and modern architecture. Beyond their striking color, bronze-on-bronze windows are available with energy-efficient glass options to improve insulation, reduce heat transfer, and keep your home more comfortable year-round—all while giving your home a warm, upscale aesthetic.

Premium Features

Even Sight Line

Even sight line frame brings a balanced, symmetrical look to your home for enhanced curb appeal.

High-Quality Rollers

High-quality rollers and a constant-force stainless steel balance system ensures smooth operation of sliding and hung windows.

Tilt-In Feature

Single and double hung window features sashes that tilt in for easy cleaning of the outside glass. (Double hung window shown)

Weatherstrip

Antimicrobial triple-fin weatherstrip with four barriers of filler provides a weather-tight seal blocking more wind,dirt,bacteria, moisture and sound.

Clear View Screens

Screens are infused with antimicrobial protection, providing clearer viewing, better airflow and insect protection.

Ventilation Latch

Built-in ventilation latch allows an opening space of a few inches, while providing a semi-secure opening.

Easy Clean Coating

Easy Clean Coating on the outside glass harnesses the sun’s UV rays to break down dirt so water can rinse it away, resulting in fewer visible water spots.

Security & Safety

All lock hardware is securely attached to metal reinforcement and a continuous interlocking rail prevents “jimmying” or access to the lock. All windows pass the California Forced Entry resistance test.

Platinum Extreme Series Window Types

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High Performance Glass

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Frame Colors Options

Frame Type Options

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Additional Window Upgrades

Grid Styles

⅝” Sculptured

⅝” Sculptured

1” Sculptured

1” Sculptured

⅝” Flat

⅝” Flat

Grid Patterns

Perimeter

Perimeter

Colonial

Colonial

Queen Anne

Queen Anne

Glass Patterns

Flemish

Flemish

Rain

Rain

Narrow Reed

Narrow Reed

Delta Frost

Delta Frost

Glue Chip

Glue Chip

Standard Obscure

Sound Package

Hardware

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ThermaCoat Solar Reflective Colors

Designers know that color is one of the most effective ways to enhance a home’s charm and curb appeal. It’s the finishing accent that turns a nice home into a “wow” home. Available in 12 of the most popular designer colors, ThermaCoat lets you personalize your windows and doors to bring out the best in your home.

ThermaCoatTM Exterior Colors

Thermal Performance

Window Style UV Block 1 Visible Light Transmittance 2 Total Unit U-Factor 3 Solar Heat Gain Coeff. 4
Single-Hung [Standard Double-Pane Clear] 42% 82% 0.46 0.62
Single-Hung [SunShield Max with Argon] 95% 66% 0.27 0.22
Single-Slider [Standard Double-Pane Clear] 42% 82% 0.46 0.62
Single-Slider [SunShield Max with Argon] 95% 66% 0.27 0.22
Picture-Window [Standard Double-Pane Clear] 42% 82% 0.46 0.67
Picture-Window [SunShield Max with Argon] 95% 66% 0.26 0.24
Sliding Patio Door – Standard [Standard Double-Pane Clear] 42% 82% 0.46 0.61
Sliding Patio Door – Standard [SunShield Max with Argon] 95% 66% 0.29 0.21
Sliding Patio Door – French-style [Standard Double-Pane Clear] 42% 82% 0.44 0.53
Sliding Patio Door – French-style [SunShield Max with Argon] 95% 66% 0.29 0.19
Out-Swing French Door [Standard Double-Pane Clear] 42% 82% 0.45 0.48
Out-Swing French Door[SunShield Max with Argon] 95% 66% 0.32 0.17
In-Swing French Door [Standard Double-Pane Clear] 42% 82% 0.45 0.48
In-Swing French Door[SunShield Max with Argon] 95% 66% 0.31 0.17
  1. Ultraviolet (UV) light block calculations performed using Lawrence Berkeley Laboratories Window 4.1 program. Percentages indicate amount of UV transmittance blocked from the interior using a ¾” glazing unit.
  2. Visible light transmittance indicates the amount of outside light reaching the interior as calculated using center of glass. Higher percentages mean more outside light reaches interior.
  3. U-factor represents the amount of heat transfer as measured in accordance with NFRC 100-2001, calculation uses total window unit, and assumes ¾” glazing with a ½” airspace. Lower is better.
  4. Solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) measures the amount of solar radiation entering the building. As measured per NFRC 200-2001 with the Window 4.1 and Frame 4.1 modeling programs. Lower is better.

Installation Standards

Elor recommends following installation standards in your local building codes, and the instructions found in the following AAMA publications:

Replacement: AAMA 2410-13U: Standard for Installation of Windows with an Exterior Flush Fin Over and Existing Window Frame.

Replacement: CAWM 420-97: Standard for Installation of Block Frame Windows utilizing an Existing Perimeter Wood Frame.

Replacement: AAMA 2400-10: Standard for Installation of Windows with a Mounting Flange in Stud Frame Construction.

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