Our Vinylmax Edison Windows Reviews is one of the company's best replacement windows. Only the Vinylmax Newton model is better in terms of performance and standard features. The window includes a fusion-welded frame and sash, triple weatherstripping, extruded lift rails, and a shadow-grooved sash.
As well, the Edison comes with composite cam locks, flush mount tilt latches, a constant force balance, double paned glass, and the Intercept warm-edge spacer. Finally, the window comes standard with an aluminum BetterVue screen, and an optional Neopor upgrade that is a thermal insulation made from foam and graphite particles that improves strength and helps with insulation.
The Vinylmax Edison is available in an interior white, tan, or classic oak laminate. It comes in 7 exterior color options, and 4 grid styles. The Edison or 4600 Series is available as the 4600 double hung, the 4650 slider, or as the 4670 picture window. Consumers can expect .12 AI or air infiltration rating, which is considered decent, but not great. A .28 U-factor is a decent number as well. The Vinylmax Edison Window Series gets a out of 5 star rating.
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Consumers should expect the Vinylmax Edison to run run $450 to $700 fully installed. Many factors will determine where on the cost spectrum this window ends up -- these include upgrades, window size, installation requirements, etc. Similarly priced windows include the Vytex Fortex and the Simonton 5500 series.
-- Window Itself: $350 to $450 -- *
-- Installation: $100 to $250 per opening --
-- Window & Installation: $450 to $700 --
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Consumers can expect a 0.12 AI or air infiltration rating, which is considered decent, but not necessarily top tier. Consumers can also expect a .28 U-factor with the standard low-e glass, which is a decent number. SHGC will clock in at .28 and have .55 visible transmittance. Finally, the Edison will have a .60 condensation resistance. All in all, pretty solid numbers for this super end mid range window.
Vinylmax Windows come with a Limited Lifetime Warranty that lasts as long as the buyer resides in their home. Under their limited lifetime warranty, they cover defects in workmanship and materials.
The Vinylmax Edison Warranty is transferrable to another homeowner. The warranty does not cover glass breakage to the best of my knowledge.
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We're super torn. Have two great options with two good companies, and we really liked both of the guys who came out to the house a lot. Price is roughly equivalent, so taking that out of the equation, do you have a leaning between the Vinylmax Edison vs. the Anlin Panoramic sliders? The Vinylmax has a nice feature in that it be swung in to clean both sides of window from inside the house, but that's secondary to us vs. quality and durability. Any tie-breaking leanings one window vs. the other?
Amy - Homeowner - October, 2022
Amy, these two windows are pretty close in quality I would say. I think I would turn my attention from the product to the actual company doing the work. This is where the difference could be huge.
Editor John - October, 2022
My house has 19 double hungs that are desperately in need of replacement. I took your advice and got three bids that are...
Okna 500 Series (Deluxe Glass): $8740
MI 4300 Series: $7756
Vinylmax Edison Series: $6560
Ned - Homeowner - November, 2017
Ned, I'm not a big fan of MI Windows so I would toss that bid if it were mine. The Vinylmax Edison is a decent window and that is a very competitive price for that window. However, the Okna 500 Deluxe is a fantastic window and the bid you are getting is very good. I would say that the Okna bid is the easy winner that you will be happy with for a long long time. Congrats! You wouldn't believe how many consumers get stuck with mediocre windows for more than you are spending.
Editor John M. - November, 2017