AMAZING OPTIONS & BEAUTIFUL FINISHES
FOR YOU NEXT WINDOW OR DOOR PROJECT
Grilles, Grids & Divided Lites
Our grille options allow you to customize the appearance of your windows and doors. Choose from:
Simulated Divided Lites (SDLs) for a classic look
Grilles Between Glass (GBGs) for easy cleaning
Traditional Colonial or Modern Horizontal patterns
These details can dramatically influence your home’s curb appeal and interior atmosphere.
Interior & Exterior Frame Finishes
Choosing the right finish can transform a window or door into a design statement. At Andes Windows & Doors, we offer a variety of interior and exterior frame color options that blend beautifully with any architectural style. Whether you prefer a classic white, a bold black, or something in between, our palette includes both neutral and custom hues to match your vision.
Our exterior finishes are designed to resist UV rays and harsh weather, maintaining their color for years. Interior finishes are available in smooth, woodgrain, or textured styles, offering a refined look to match any interior décor.
GRID OPTIONS
Add an elegant element to your windows and doors with a grid design.
With several patterns to choose from and the benefit of having the grids placed inside the insulated glass unit, cleaning your windows is easy and convenient.
Flat Grids
Sculptured Grids
GRID PATTERNS
Grids are available in several varieties to include colonial, double-prairie, marginal, and several variants of marginal as well.
For a complete list of combinations please contact a representative.
Colonial
Double Prairie
Advanced Glass Treatments
Beyond Low-E and tempered glass, Andes offers a selection of advanced glazing options to meet performance and privacy needs:
Tinted glass for enhanced solar control
Obscure and frosted glass for bathrooms or private areas
Laminated or impact-resistant glass for safety and storm protection
Decorative textures that add beauty while filtering light
Each glass type is selected to boost energy efficiency, reduce glare, and enhance the beauty and functionality of your home.
GLASS TINT AND TEXTURED GLASS
Our variety of pattern glass designs are the preferred options for bathrooms, add character, privacy and dimension to windows or doors. Bronze and grey glass are available. Other glass patterns available upon request. Please contact your Value Sales Representative for more details.
No Glass
Grey
Standard Clear
Bronze
No Glass
Grey
Standard Clear
Bronze
Hardware Styles & Customization
Your choice of hardware—including handles, locks, hinges, and rollers—is essential to both the style and performance of your windows and doors. We offer a wide range of modern, traditional, and transitional styles, available in finishes such as brushed nickel, oil-rubbed bronze, matte black, and polished chrome.
Each piece of hardware is not only designed for aesthetics, but also for durability and ease of use. Whether you’re aiming for sleek minimalism or a more rustic look, you’ll find options that seamlessly enhance your home’s design.
Interior & Exterior Frame Finishes
Choosing the right finish can transform a window or door into a design statement. At Andes Windows & Doors, we offer a variety of interior and exterior frame color options that blend beautifully with any architectural style. Whether you prefer a classic white, a bold black, or something in between, our palette includes both neutral and custom hues to match your vision.
Our exterior finishes are designed to resist UV rays and harsh weather, maintaining their color for years. Interior finishes are available in smooth, woodgrain, or textured styles, offering a refined look to match any interior décor.
Visual Examples & Design Inspiration
To help you visualize your dream space, we provide a growing collection of high-quality images and real-world installations. These examples show how different finishes, grid patterns, and glass types work together to create harmonious, beautiful results.
Want to see how it would look in your own home? Ask us about interactive tools or visit our showroom.
Personalized Support
Still unsure about your options? Our design consultants are here to guide you through every step—from style to performance to color coordination—to ensure your final selection is exactly what you envisioned.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Efficient windows and doors can reduce your utility bill and add comfort to your home. Our products deliver exceptional energy efficiency for savings and home comfort year-round.
LoĒ³-366 GLASS
Dual and Triple Glazing – Many older windows were built with a single pane of glass. Energy efficient windows use dual or triple pane glass (or glazing) to better insulate and help reduce energy usage in the winter and protect against heat build-up during the summer.
Triple glazing adds a third layer of glass that improves insulating properties, keeping homes in northern regions warmer.
Low-E Glass Coatings – Low-E means ‘low emissivity’ and describes glass that has a solar control coating to improve thermal performance. Glass coating technology has helped create more energy efficient windows.
A thin coating is applied to one side of the glass to reflect heat toward the outside in the summer and keep heat inside the building in the winter. As a result, homes with Low-E glass windows and doors enjoy more consistent temperatures year-round for comfort and energy savings.
Carpet and furniture are also better protected against UV rays and color fading. Low-E366 glass givives you better levels of protection.
Dual Glazed insulated unit that previously were only attainable with our Triple Glazing option. It also offers more light transmittance and less reflectance than triple glazing.
Spacers – A spacer keeps a window’s dual glass panes the correct distance apart for optimal insulation between panes. Too much or too little air space can affect the insulating glass efficiency.
Window spacers provide superior insulating properties with an advanced design to help stop heat flow and reduce condensation. This improves energy efficiency and help extend the life of the glass unit.
U-Factor – U-factor is a measure of heat lost and indicates how well a window, skylight or patio door can withstand heat transfer. The lower the u-factor value, the higher the insulating performance of a building element. U-factors on windows generally range from 0.25 to 1.25.
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC) – SHGC measures the amount of solar radiation transmitted through a window, expressed as a number between 0 and 1. The lower the SHGC, the less solar heat the window transmits.