Customization Options
Universal Windows can be tailored to fit the specific requirements of historical buildings. From custom shapes and sizes to specialized glass options, window manufacturers can work closely with architects and preservation experts to create windows that seamlessly blend with the historical context.
Replicating Traditional Window Styles
Universal Windows can replicate traditional window styles found in historical buildings, such as double-hung windows with divided lights or casement windows with decorative muntins. These replica windows maintain the architectural integrity while providing improved energy efficiency and functionality.
Materials and Finishes
Universal Windows for historical buildings can be crafted from materials that closely resemble the original window materials, such as wood or wood-clad options. These windows can also be finished with paint or stains, matching the original color palette and preserving the historical aesthetic.
