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JELD-WEN® JWC8500 SERIES WINDOW

JELD-WEN

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JELD-WEN®’s most energy-efficient window is expertly crafted to meet the high standards of Canadians from coast to coast. These windows combine aesthetic appeal with practical functionality, featuring a streamlined, low-profile frame that maximizes the viewing area and allows more natural light to fill the room. They are built with cutting-edge energy-efficient technologies, ensuring they are compliant with future building codes and offer significant energy savings. The option for Tri-Pane glass provides exceptional sound reduction, enhancing indoor comfort.

Designed to withstand Canada's harsh climates, the 8500 series ensures durability and long-term performance, maintaining their integrity and appearance over time with minimal maintenance. They come with a variety of customizable glass options, including treatments for improved energy savings, privacy, and UV protection, catering to the specific needs of any project. These windows are a testament to JELD-WEN's commitment to quality, innovation, and sustainability, making them a smart investment when homeowners want to combine style with substance in their homes.  



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New JWC8500 Series Windows


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