Pella® Hurricane Shield Series™ Vinyl Single-Hung Window

Pella® Hurricane Shield Series™ Vinyl Single-Hung Window

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Pella Hurricane Shield Series vinyl single-hung windows deliver unwavering hurricane protection. Before the hurricane hits, simply close the single movable sash and it automatically locks — no additional storm preparation is required.28 These durable vinyl windows provide exceptional energy efficiency, improved noise reduction and protection from intruders year-round.

  • Options tested and rated to be installed in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone, and Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
  • Unique pressure prevention system, with the sash recessed into the frame, equips your single-hung window to handle stronger storms.
  • Laminated, insulating hurricane glass blocks nearly 100% of UV rays, helping to protect your furniture, carpet and artwork from fading.
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Hurricane Shield Series Single-Hung Window Features

Design Options

Pella Hurricane Shield Series vinyl projects feature low-maintenance, easy-care vinyl frames. Choose from two solid-color frame options or one dual-color frame featuring White interiors and Bronze exterior.

Solid Color Frames


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    White

  • cws interior frame for hurricane shield windows in bronze

    Bronze

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Pella Hurricane Shield Series Single-Hung Window Specs & Install Details

  • Unwavering hurricane protection with high-quality vinyl backed by Pella
  • Tested and rated for use in the High Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ), Florida Building Code and Texas Department of Insurance
  • Single-hung windows available in operable sizes up to 52" x 96"
  • Engineered for precise installation with installation holes pre-drilled into the frame
  • Design pressure from +/-50 to +67.5/-100
  • FL # 4091, 5823, 18689, 17647, 16177, 17339
Frame
  • Overall frame depth: 3" on all frame types.
  • Frame members are mitered and heat fused to provide a fully welded corner assembly. Sill is fitted with weeps.
  • 1" setback nail fin for 2" wall depth
  • Block frame for 3" wall depth
  • Integral 5/8" flange for 2-13/16" wall depth
  • Interior and exterior frame surfaces are extruded rigid PVC.
Sash
  • Sash members are extruded, rigid PVC.
  • Sash members are mitered and heat-fused to provide a fully welded corner assembly.
  • Contains sealed insulating glass.
Interior / Exterior
  • Window frame and sash members are White or Bronze with integral color extruded throughout the profiles
  • Bronze exterior, white integral on interior.
  • Exterior, consisting of a solar reflective coating exceeding AAMA 613 test requirements, with White integral color extruded throughout the profiles on the interior
  • All exposed PVC surfaces are smooth, glossy and uniform in appearance.
Screen
  • Set in aluminum frame and fitted to exterior of window
  • Screen frame finish is baked enamel, color to match exterior 
  • Screens are secured with metal tabs.
  • InView™ Screens - Black vinyl coated 18/18 mesh fiberglass screen cloth complying with SMA1201. 
  • Black vinyl coated 18/16 mesh fiberglass screen cloth complying with ASTM D 3656 and SMA1201.

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs about Windows

Should I replace my windows all at once?

It depends on why you are replacing windows. If a window is not functioning properly or is broken, it might be best to replace only that window. If you are looking to improve your home’s energy efficiency, update the entire look or reduce noise, replacing your windows all at once will likely achieve those goals more quickly and cost-effectively.

What is the difference between single-hung and double-hung windows?

The difference between single-hung and double-hung windows is the number of sashes that move. A single-hung window has one fixed, or non-operable, sash and one operable, or moveable, sash. A double-hung window has two operable, or moveable, sashes.

How long do windows last?

It depends on the quality and type of material the window is made of, the local climate and weather events, how well the window was installed, how often the window is opened, how often maintenance is performed and more.

Are windows cheaper than walls?

Walls of windows are typically more expensive than a traditional wall. Window walls require special structural considerations, and windows are typically more expensive than drywall.

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There’s no need to make the choice between exceptional everyday performance and hurricane protection with Pella Hurricane Shield Series windows. The unique, low-maintenance vinyl formula provides long-lasting beauty for a design engineered to withstand hurricanes and the strictest coastal requirements.

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