See the differences side by side.
Choose a starting point based on the frame, window style and local product offering. Final specifications matter more than the name alone.
| Line or family | Start here for | Formats to explore | Distribution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mezzo | View-focused design | Double-hung, sliding, picture and other regional configurations. | Eastern & Western versions |
| Sovereign | Premium selection | Double-hung, sliding, casement, awning, bay and bow. | Confirm local availability |
| Fusion | Practical everyday choice | Double-hung, sliding and picture configurations. | Eastern distribution |
| Vero | Value with options | Double-hung, sliders, picture, casement, awning, bay/bow and geometrics. | Select locations only |
| ValuePro | Budget-focused choice | Single-hung, single slider, three-lite slider, picture and hopper. | Select locations only |
| Casement & Awning | Hinged window styles | Single units and multi-lite combinations with operating or fixed sections. | Eastern distribution |
| Bay & Bow | Projecting window assemblies | Three-window bays and bow assemblies with three to six windows. | Eastern distribution |
On a small screen, swipe the table horizontally. This is a catalog overview. Exact configurations, options and supply must be verified locally.
Compare the same configuration.
Two quotes only tell you much if they cover the same job. Write down the size, operating style, glass package, finish, grids and installation scope for each window.
Keep the whole window in view.
A glass-package name alone is not a performance rating. Ask for the NFRC values for the complete window you plan to buy. A change in size, style or options can change the specification.