Kolbe Windows & Doors

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For windows and doors to be true symbols of the home, there are several decisions to make: ✅ Shape & Size: What proportions accentuate the other defining qualities of the house? ✅ Color & Finish: What tones and textures capture the experience of the space? ✅ Detail & Accents: What options--like divided lites--speak to the type of and the inspirations behind the home? . . . Photographer: Dom Koric Photography Builder: Meranti Developments

"Kolbe offers so many possibilities in its variety of windows and doors, and its range of high-performance glass and exterior colors. Its Ultra Series line of windows and doors gave us all the options we needed for views, air movement, light, size and performance." - Amy A. Alper, Architect See Kolbe customization at work in this rural renovation case study: https://zurl.co/sZfw . . . Photographer: Eric Rorer Photography Architect: Amy A. Alper, Architect Builder: Earthtone Construction

Employ the strengths of multiple Kolbe product lines. This home utilizes Forgent Series casements and direct sets with the bold and thoughtful Glastra material plus Ultra Series entrance and sliding doors with flexible customization and size. And, of course, both provide the Kolbe performance levels you've come to expect! . . . Photographer: Cody Roche | Roche Media Group Architect: Anderson Knight Architects Builder: Back9 Development

Glastra--Kolbe's proprietary hybrid material consisting of UV-stable polymer and fiberglass--sets the Forgent Series apart as an unusually strong window product. Check out these laboratory tests, evaluating Forgent side-by-side with vinyl and other common window material types:

All buildings--perhaps private homes, most of all--need to provide consistency and comfort in their environment. As seasons change, weather shifts, and days pass, the structure must offer a place to feel grounded. At Mallard Creek, this ability to accommodate is baked directly into the design, with individual spaces even named Sunrise Court and Sunset Court. The Kolbe Ultra Series windows and doors, too, are relied on for framing beautiful views and maintaining a comfortable interior: https://zurl.co/xXyx . . . Architect: Brad Tomecek, AIA | Studio H:T | Tomecek Studio Architecture Builder: Tim Krueger

When designing a wall of glass, positioning is just as critical as construction itself. Facing southwest, this home uses its glass walls thoughtfully. In the winter, the sun shines through to warm the expansive interior. In the summer, the roofline limits direct sunlight, keeping the space cooler. . . . Photographer: Josh Partee Architectural Photography Architect: StudioSTL Builder: Brent Davis Construction

When the worn 1930s windows of this historic home were replaced with the refined Midnight Forgent Series windows from Kolbe, the difference was felt in the improved efficiency, comfort, and maintenance. Learn more about Forgent: https://zurl.co/DwTN . . . Photographer: The Studio Digital Photography LLC

The corner direct set windows of this home aren't just a novelty. They create openness in an entranceway and around a central fireplace. . . . Photographer: Dolf Vermeulen Architect: Leckie Studio Architecture + Design Inc. Builder: Western Craft Contracting, Ltd.