Material affects a window’s durability, performance and longevity. As a premier window and door company, you can rely on Renewal by Andersen® of New Mexico for superior products and craftsmanship. We install Fibrex® windows, which are known for superior strength, undeniable appeal and versatility.
Read on to discover the answer to some of the most frequently asked questions about Fibrex material.
What Makes Fibrex® Material Unique?
Fibrex is a durable composite material used for window frames. It is composed of wood fibers and thermoplastic polymer. This combination results in a material that is twice as strong as vinyl, allowing for slimmer frames and more glass area. Fibrex is also resistant to warping, rotting, and fading, making it a long-lasting window frame option.
What Are the Advantages of Fibrex®?
Are you looking for ways to reduce your heating and cooling costs? If so, consider our energy efficient window products made with our exclusive Fibrex material. Aside from helping reduce your energy bills, they can enhance your home’s weather protection. The durability of Fibrex windows ensures they can withstand extreme weather conditions without warping or cracking.
Another great thing about Fibrex windows is that they require minimal maintenance. They don’t need painting or sealing and are resistant to decay and fungal growth. Their design flexibility also means they can fit various home styles.
How Does It Compare to Other Options?
Compared to traditional materials like wood or vinyl, Fibrex offers better stability and strength. Unlike wood, it won’t rot or require regular painting. It also won’t warp or fade in extreme temperatures, which are common issues with vinyl. Fibrex also outperforms wood and vinyl in energy efficiency due to its superior insulating properties.
Interested in getting Fibrex windows for your home? Turn to Renewal by Andersen of New Mexico. We only install high-quality and energy-efficient replacement windows. If you are also looking for durable and attractive sliding patio doors, we’re here to help. Call us at (505) 219-1637 or complete our online form to schedule a consultation.
