Atlantic Window Warehouse carries an extensive selection of high-quality porch and deck enclosures. You can choose from a series of porch and deck screens and enclosure materials from trusted brands or create something completely custom with our team!
With over two decades of experience, you can trust our expert team to take care of all of your screen and porch enclosure replacement services. Be sure to reach out to our team today to get started today!
Series 850 Sliding Window
Features
The Series 850 is a tailor-made aluminum sliding window designed for porch enclosures in the Greater Newburyport area and New England.
- Very easy to slide and clean
- Excellent option for a knee wall
- Both panels are available to be slid with the option of single-glazed or 1/2 inch insulated glass, and a full screen.
- Can also be used to enhance your living space with three season porch.
Materials
- The frames and sash are made with 6063-T5 extruded aluminum alloy
- Nominal wall thickness is .062
- The finish is bronze or white baked acrylic enamel
Glazing
- Factory glazed with 1/2” insulating glass panels. Single glazed option: 1/8” annealed or 1/8” tempered glass.
Door Bucks
Material:
Door Bucks consist hollow extruded master frame, hollow extruded mullion bar. 6063-T5 extruded aluminum alloy is used to manufacture sash and screen inserts, and master frame corner gussets. Did you know 6064-T5 extruded aluminum alloy has a minimum tensile strength of 22,000 PSF? It is a very strong material to be used on screen doors. All screws are stainless steel Phillips head. Aluminum or steel kick plate.
Dimensions:
Master Frame: width not less than 2 inches and its thickness is not less than 1 inch
Mullion Bars: width not less than 1 inch
Extruded Aluminum Glass Insert: width across flat surface of the face not less than 3/8 of inch thick, ¾ of an inch wide
Extruded Aluminum Screen Insert Frame: has a dimension of not less than 5/16 of an inch thick, 3/4 of an inch wide
Porch Enclosure FAQ
What Are The Most Common Problems With Screened-In Porches?
Below, we’ve compiled a list of the most common problems with porch enclosures. If you notice any of the following, feel free to give our team a call to see how we can help!
- Heavy dust and pollen buildup
- Broken or torn window screens
- Limited protection from rain and wind
- Severe structural issues
- Lack of durability
Is It Better To Repair Or Replace My Porch Enclosure?
Repairing porch disclosures is usually best if the problem you’re facing is minor, such as torn window screens and hardware in a state of disrepair. Any major issues, such as significant structural damage, should warrant getting a replacement.
Do You Provide Porch Enclosure Replacement?
We do have some very enticing porch enclosure options that we’ve highlighted above. While we can’t install them in-house, we can supply them to you when you come to our Newburyport facility!
How Do I Stop Leaks In My Enclosure?
The most crucial step you can take to stop leaks in your porch enclosure is to identify the source of the leak. This is typically within your roof seams and wall junctions. You can then apply caulk or another powerful adhesive to stop water flow in its tracks.
What Should I Be Checking During Porch Enclosure Maintenance?
Most of what needs to be done during porch enclosure maintenance is control cleaning. Use a non-abrasive cleaner on your window screens and hardware to ensure the best results. You can also check for rotting and structural damage; both of them are easy to spot with the eye test.
