Sustainable Service Windows With Insect Screen For Home Entertainment Announced

May 25, 2023

OpenUp Windows, designers and manufacturers of gas strut awning pass-through commercial and kitchen windows, announces sustainable sill-less service windows with built-in insect screens that offer minimalist design aesthetics.

Montgomery, United States - May 25, 2023 /PressCable/

The newly announced service windows are designed to integrate the kitchen with the outdoors, creating a service area where food and beverages can be passed directly from one space to the other without opening and closing patio doors or walking from one area of the house to another. With a built-in insect screen and a minimalist design made of sustainable materials, sill-less OpenUp Windows set the standard for gas strut awning pass-through window engineering.

More information is available at https://openupwindows.com/store/

When inventor and entrepreneur Ed Page founded OpenUp Windows, his goal was to revolutionize the industry with a durable, better-engineered pass-through awning window that could open to a 90-degree angle with the touch of a finger. The company’s recently announced sill-less service windows with minimalist design and built-in insect screen make entertaining at home more convenient and enjoyable, while sustainable materials make OpenUp Windows an environmentally friendly choice.

“When you invest in one of our gas strut awning pass-through windows, you’re investing in quality, and you can rest assured every detail will be accounted for,” says Ed Page, founding owner of OpenUp Windows. “Our passion for quality design shines through in our work, while our designs redefine home spaces, making them more open, airy, and beautiful.”

Additional product information is available at https://openupwindows.com/features

With over four decades of experience in window design, manufacturing, and installation, OpenUp Windows now supplies some of the most innovative companies throughout the US and Europe. Clients also include architects, contractors, developers, builders, and homeowners.

The company’s proprietary 2Fold Technology combines the benefits of sustainable, weather-proof, pest-proof, and termite-proof Accoya wood with heavy extruded tubular aluminum, a metal that is much stronger and more durable than standard aluminum.

Window sizes range from 48" x 42", to a grand 120" x 42", however, custom sizes can be accommodated. Each window is engineered with nitrogen-fueled gas struts with forces ranging from 50 pounds to 250 pounds, depending on the size of the window. Paint finish options include black, white, bronze, and custom, and window handles come in satin nickel or darkened bronze.

With a built-in pleated screen that folds up into the top of the window sash, homeowners can protect their homes from insects while entertaining, and can easily push the screen back up when it’s time to put the service area to use.

A recent customer says, “Our beautiful OpenUp Window is our favorite part of the house.”

Learn more at https://openupwindows.com

Contact Info:
Name: Mike Kogan
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Organization: OpenUp Windows
Address: 116 Neelytown Rd, Montgomery, NY 12549, United States
Phone: +1-914-875-1541
Website: https://openupwindows.com

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