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Integrity Doors Northfield Collection Door Handles
Integrity Doors introduces the Northfield Collection door handles
Four Panel Sliding French Doors from Integrity
Integrity from Marvin® Windows and Doors is pleased to announce the upcoming release of Wood-Ultrex Four Panel Sliding French Doors on Monday, June 23, 2014.
Integrity Windows Named Best Quality Fiberglass Window Brand by BUILDER Magazine
Integrity® from Marvin Windows and Doors has been named the “Best Quality Fiberglass Window Brand” in a recent Brand Use Study conducted by BUILDER Magazine.
Marvin Architectural Hardware
Integrity Introduces Its Most Energy Efficient Glass Yet
Integrity from Marvin Windows and Doors brings its commitment to energy efficiency to the next level with the introduction of a tripane glazing option for Wood-Ultrex® casements, awnings and direct glaze windows.
Check out our new online Marvin showroom
New online tool to discover and research Marvin and Integrity windows. Explore sizing, color, design, and options to find your perfect solution.
Integrity windows keep operational costs down for renovated affordable housing unit in Vermont
Red Diamond Achiever Award winner: Q&A with Dave DeBruyn of Inhaus Development
Tell us why you decided to use Integrity in your project. What drove your decision?
Our energy modeling (part of the LEED process) led us to seek out a fiberglass window versus typical vinyl that had originally been spec’d. Due to the large amount of south-facing glass, the quality of our windows had a dramatic effect on the projected energy consumption of the home. Our models concluded that the fiberglass windows from Integrity performed virtually as well as a typical triple paned window, but for less cost.
Best Practices: Integrity Windows Installation Instruction
INTEX Transforming Tradition
Marvin Windows & Doors Factory Tour
Cameras are not allowed in the Marvin window manufacturing plant but I received special clearance to take photos. Our tour guide, Ed Salin, has been working for Marvin for 48 years and although he's recently semi-retired he comes in once a week when Marvin needs a little help with larger groups. Ed's featured in the Marvin museum as a traveling salesperson and here's a photo of him next to the type of station wagon he would travel in with the Marvin windows.