Pella® Impervia® Fiberglass Single-Hung Window
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Pella Impervia single-hung windows, made from our proprietary fiberglass material, are designed and tested for a lifetime of everyday use. Featuring a stationary top sash and a bottom sash that opens and closes for ventilation, they are a great option for rooms that require access to fresh air. Versatile design features and options help deliver a timeless style to any home. Equal sightlines provide a clean, consistent aesthetic.
Impervia Single-Hung Window Features
Why Fiberglass?
- Superior strength with our proprietary fiberglass material61
- Rot- and corrosion-free
- Tested for the extremes and suitable for all climates
- Heavy-duty powder-coat finish, including Black
Enhancements
- Provides outstanding resistance to water, wind and outside noises while delivering energy efficiency, security and ease of operation
- Interlocking check rail creates a barrier for air and water infiltration
- Improved security and performance with an exclusive cam-action lock design that pulls one sash into the other
- Exceptional mulling capabilities for larger, unique window combinations
Inside Pella Fiberglass
Pella Impervia windows are created from our exclusive fiberglass formula. A structural mat places rovings in a specific, intricate order to meet our high strength standards. Additional layers of strategically placed rovings are added, then the materials are pulled through a machine, injected with polymer resin and heated. It creates an entirely new, thermoset material which won't break down when exposed to the elements or lose its shape in extreme heat — unlike other materials.
For the Pros
Pella Impervia Single-Hung Window Specs & Install Details
- Made from our proprietary fiberglass material, the strongest material for windows, engineered for lasting durability61
- Can handle the most extreme heat and cold16
- Strong, zinc die-cast locking mechanism for enhanced durability and water resistance
- Single-hung windows available in sizes up to 47-1/2” x 79-1/2”
- Performance class and grade LC40-LC50
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Options for Pella Impervia Single-Hung Windows
Choosing Your Window
Combinations
Make a design statement with window combinations. Additional combinations are available. See your Pella sales representative for the complete offering.
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Combination Design Considerations
- The superior strength of Pella’s fiberglass allows you to combine standard and special-sized windows. together to create larger, unique combinations, made just for your remodel or new construction project.
- Available mulls include integral mullion, tight mullion, 1/2” structural mullion or 1” structural mullion with additional steel reinforcements.
- Solutions that meet design pressure requirements up to DP50.
Interior Finishes
Pella Impervia fiberglass products have a long-lasting factory powder-coat finish in your choice of five colors plus dual-color frame options. Learn more about interior finishes.
Black
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Materials
- Pella Impervia windows are made from our proprietary fiberglass material, the strongest material for windows, engineered for lasting durability.61
- With relentless strength and long-lasting durability, Pella’s proprietary fiberglass helps ensure less maintenance with fewer callbacks.
- Our long-lasting powder-coat finish meets AAMA 624 which is the highest rated fiberglass coating among leading national competitors.
- Exclusive thermoset material won't expand, warp or sag in summer heat, or shrink and turn brittle in harsh winter conditions.
Styling Your Window
Hardware
Pella's cam-action locks are available in today's most popular finishes.
White
Grille Patterns
Grilles give the appearance of individual window panes. Pella offers many grille patterns to help enhance your home's architectural style.
Prairie
Grille Profiles
Grilles-between-the-glass create the classic look of individual windowpanes. Learn more about grille profiles.
3/4" Grilles-Between-the-Glass
Window Enhancements
Screens
Flat Screens
Conventional fiberglass screens come standard.
Pella InView™ screens let in 14% more light and are 8% more open for improved airflow compared to conventional fiberglass screens.5
