Explore Alside Impact windows reviews, costs, ratings, warranty and options on their hurricane window option. The i201, i202, i204, 51i5 and i971 models (each model corresponds to the window style) can be ordered in a double hung, casement, fixed or picture window and as a sliding patio door. Consumers can also choose from prairie, craftsman, and colonial grid patterns, as well as custom grid pattern upgrades. The Impact models is available in exterior colors that includes achitectural bronze, beige and white.
The Alside Impact window features the following; a multichambered vinyl mainframe, an extruded lift rail, 13/16" insulated glass, a warm edge spacer, a steel reinforced meeting rail, a compression bulb seal, and a slim line sash. Additional features include drop-in glazing, an advanced locking system, a full capture sill, a reinforced sash tilt latch, a constant force balancing system, and a fiberglass screen. The Alside Impact Window Series gets a out of 5 star rating.
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Homeowners can expect to pay somewhere in the neighborhood of $60 to $70 per square foot for the Alside Impact window itself. Comparatively priced windows include the Stanek impact windows and the Viwinco Ocean View windows.
-- Window Itself: $60 to $70 per square foot --
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The Alside impact ratings will vary based on the type of glass package you opt for. In all cases, their impact window will achieve a DP50 rating or higher. With the laminated glass with DSB, this hurricane window should acheive a 33 STC rating.
Alside does not list their windows on the nfrc.org website (as far as we could find) so there is no additional window ratings information available than the double hung.
The Alside Impact window offers a lifetime limited warranty that protects against material and workmanship defects on the mainframe and sash It also provides a lifetime warranty on all moving parts, the fiberglass screen and frame, as well as the insulated glass unit (on a prorated schedule). For the first year, Alside will cover the labor costs of replacing or repairing the windows, after that the homeowner is responsible for the cost of the labor. The warranty is transferrable, although the company offers a prorated schedule to subsequent owners as to the percentage cost that they will offer. Exclusions and limiations exist so please read the entire warranty before purchasing the Alside Impact Series.
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