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20260059 42 Catherine St. Demolition & Exterior Modification Presentation 2026 09 09
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L-_--------_ - I ---_ - - - - - - -------------------------------------- 3 REAR (SOUTH) ELEVATION 4 LEFT (EAST) ELEVATION A-200 1/4"=1'-01, A-200 1/4"=1'-0" A R C HI T E C T im- AM B R 0 S IARCHITECTS PC FRANK D. AM BROSINO 399A HERITAGE HILLS S 0 M ERS, N.V. 10589 TEL: (914) 342-3348 N. DESCRIPTION DATE orav��nou oiivnazb oaiovmzs o-2— ISSUE NO. DESCRIPTION DATE REVISION ONE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL GENERAL CONSTRUCTION 42 CATHERINE STREET SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY 12866 PROPOSED EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS SEAL DRAWN D qqC ING CHECKED m m FA y DATE u 0155 ,5 11.28.2025 -9 P TFOItrNE`1✓yO SCALE AS INDICATED DRAWING NO. A-200 09 OF 11 Building Elevation: NORTH Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 1 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES SDL material and muntins: SIMILIAR LAYOUT Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same YES size and same location as original? Explain: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 2 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES SDL material and muntins: SIMILIAR LAYOUT Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same YES size and same location as original? Explain: Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# I of 13 Building Elevation: NORTH Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 3 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES SDL material and muntins: SIMILIAR LAYOUT Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same YES size and same location as original? Explain: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 15 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window NO open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES SDL material and muntins: SIMILIAR LAYOUT Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same YES size and same location as original? Explain: Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# 2 of 13 NORTH Building Elevation: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 26 Original window? If no, what 1 YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window NA open? If no, why? Storm window present? If NO yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES SDL material and muntins: SIMILIAR LAYOUT Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same YES size and same location as original? Explain: Details for Existing Window ID: Original window? If no, what is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window open? If no, why? Storm window present? If yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or deterioration Extenuating circumstances requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, material and muntins: Will trim and casing details remain the same? Is proposed window the same size and same location as original? Explain: Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# 3 of 13 Building Elevation: WEST Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 4 Original window? If no, what REMOVED is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window NA open? If no, why? Storm window present? If NA yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NA window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NA deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NA requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, NA material and muntins: Will trim and casing details NA remain the same? Is proposed window the same REMOVED FROM PLAN size and same location as COMPLETELY original? Explain: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 5 Original window? If no, what REMOVED is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window NA open? If no, why? Storm window present? If NA yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NA window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NA deterioration Extenuating circumstances NA requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL material and muntins: SIMILAR PATTERN Will trim and casing details NA remain the same? Is proposed window the same SAME LOCATION BUT A TRIPLE size and same location as WINDOW original? Explain: Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# 4 of 13 WEST Building Elevation: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 6 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL material and muntins: SIMILAR PATTERN Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same MOVED CLOSER TO NEW size and same location as TRIPLE WINDOW original? Explain: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 16 Original window? If no, what REMOVED is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window NA open? If no, why? Storm window present? If NA yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NA window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NA deterioration Extenuating circumstances NA requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL material and muntins: SIMILAR PATTERN Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same MOVED CLOSER TO FRONT size and same location as CORNER OF HOUSE original? Explain: Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# 5 of 13 WEST Building Elevation: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 17 Original window? If no, what REMOVED is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window NA open? If no, why? Storm window present? If NA yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NA window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NA deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NA requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL material and muntins: SIMILAR PATTERN Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same MOVED SLIGHTLY CLOSER TO size and same location as FRONT OF HOME original? Explain: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 18 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window NO, BROKEN open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is COVER, BROKEN LOWER SASH window still in place? AND GLASS Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL material and muntins: SIMILAR PATTERN Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same MOVED SLIGHTLY CLOSER TO size and same location as FRONT OF HOUSE original? Explain: Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# 6 of 13 WEST Building Elevation: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 19 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL material and muntins: SIMILAR PATTERN Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same SAME LOCATION AND SIZE size and same location as original? Explain: Details for Existing Window ID: Original window? If no, what is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window open? If no, why? Storm window present? If yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or deterioration Extenuating circumstances requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, material and muntins: Will trim and casing details remain the same? Is proposed window the same size and same location as original? Explain: Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# 7 of 13 Details for Existina Window ID: Building Elevation: WINDOW 7 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL material and muntins: SIMILAR PATTERN Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same SLIGHTLY MOVED AND size and same location as SLIGHTLY LARGER original? Explain: Details for Existina Window ID: WINDOW 8 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL material and muntins: SIMILAR PATTERN Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same SLIGHTLY MOVED AND size and same location as SLIGHTLY LARGER original? Explain: SOUTH Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# 8 of 13 SOUTH Building Elevation: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 9 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, NA material and muntins: Will trim and casing details NA remain the same? Is proposed window the same REMOVED FROM PLAN size and same location as COMPLETELY original? Explain: Details for Existina Window ID: WINDOW 10 Original window? If no, what NO is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If IT IS ONLY A STORM WINDOW yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, NA material and muntins: Will trim and casing details NA remain the same? Is proposed window the same REMOVED FROM PLAN size and same location as COMPLETELY original? Explain: Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# 9 of 13 Building Elevation: Details for Existina Window ID: WINDOW 20 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is GLASS IN LOWER SASH window still in place? BROKEN Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL 4 material and muntins: LITE AWNING Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same MOVED CLOSER TO CENTER OF size and same location as SOUTH ELEVATION original? Explain: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 21 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL 4 material and muntins: LITE AWNING Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same MOVED CLOSER TO CENTER OF size and same location as SOUTH ELEVATION original? Explain: DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 SOUTH Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. Page# 10 of 13 Building Elevation: Details for Existina Window ID: WINDOW 22 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, NA material and muntins: Will trim and casing details NA remain the same? Is proposed window the same REMOVED ENTIRELY FROM size and same location as NEW PLAN original? Explain: Details for Existina Window ID: Original window? If no, what is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window open? If no, why? Storm window present? If yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or deterioration Extenuating circumstances requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, material and muntins: Will trim and casing details remain the same? Is proposed window the same size and same location as original? Explain: SOUTH Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# 11 of 13 EAST Building Elevation: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 11 Original window? If no, what NO is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM STORM WINDOW yes, what type? ONLY Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL 4 material and muntins: LITE TOP WINDOW DOUBLE Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same SLIGHTLY MOVED TO THE size and same location as RIGHT FROM EXTERIOR original? Explain: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 12 Original window? If no, what NO is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMIN STORM WINDOW yes, what type? ONLY Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, NA material and muntins: Will trim and casing details NA remain the same? Is proposed window the same COMPLETELY REMOVED FROM size and same location as NEW PLAN original? Explain: Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# 12 of 13 EAST Building Elevation: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 13 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL 4 material and muntins: LITE AWNING Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same SLIGHTLY MOVED TO THE size and same location as LEFT FROM EXTERIOR original? Explain: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 14 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL material and muntins: GRILLES SIMILAR PATTERN Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same YES size and same location as original? Explain: Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# 13 of 13 EAST Building Elevation: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 23 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL material and muntins: GRILLES SIMILAR PATTERN Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same SAME LOCATION SLIGHTLY size and same location as LARGER original? Explain: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 24 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL material and muntins: GRILLES SIMILAR PATTERN Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same YES size and same location as original? Explain: Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# 14 of 13 EAST Building Elevation: Details for Existing Window ID: WINDOW 25 Original window? If no, what YES is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window YES open? If no, why? Storm window present? If ALUMINUM yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is NO window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or NO deterioration: Extenuating circumstances NO requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, ANDERSON 400 SERIES STL material and muntins: GRILLES SIMILAR PATTERN Will trim and casing details NO remain the same? Is proposed window the same YES size and same location as original? Explain: Details for Existing Window ID: Original window? If no, what is the general replacement date? If operable, does the window open? If no, why? Storm window present? If yes, what type? Boarded up? If yes, is window still in place? Explanation of visible rot or deterioration Extenuating circumstances requiring replacement vs. repair Proposed Replacement, material and muntins: Will trim and casing details remain the same? Is proposed window the same size and same location as original? Explain: Insert photo below showing existing condition. Insert photo below showing existing condition. DRC Window Details Form 1a, 5/16/21 Page# 15 of 13 s� it A N ; }�� � � � Y�� �� v ��y>» �>� ..���/\ w 2»� � \�� ,/ � � �, % z�� : \ © > ±� � i � �� � � ���� < ANDERSEW WINDOWS & DOORS MIA t 6-d—fiEsh, WOODWRIGHT° DOUBLE -HUNG FULL -FRAME WINDOWS Tables of Sizes ......................................... 50-56 Specifications ........................................... 54-61 Custom Sizes ................................................... 62 Grille Patterns .................................................. 63 Window Details ....................................... 63-64 F Joining Details .................................................. 65 Combination Designs ................................... 181 Product Performance .................................... 197 CUSTOM SIZING in'/s" (3) increments Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters. r _ - WOODWRIGHT° DOUBLE -HUNG FULL -FRAME WINDOWS FEATURES FRAME 0 Perma-Shield° exterior cladding protects the frame — beautifully. Best of all, it's low maintenance and never needs painting' a 0 For exceptional long-lasting` performance, sill members are constructed with a wood core and a Fibrexo material exterior. Natural wood stops are available in pine, maple, oak and prefinished white. Wood jamb liners add beauty and authenticity to the window interior. A factory -applied rigid vinyl flange on the head, sill and sides of the outer frame helps secure the unit to the structure. 0 Multiple weatherstrip systems help provide a barrier against wind, rain and dust. The combination of spring - tension vinyl, rigid vinyl and flexible bulb weatherstrip is efficient and effective. O For units with white exterior color, the exterior jamb liner is white. For all other units, the exterior jamb liner is gray. SASH 0 Balancers in the sash enable contractors to screw through the jamb during installation without interfering with the window's operation. Wood Jamb Liner © Natural wood sash interior with classic chamfer detailing. Available in pine, maple, oak or prefinished white. 0 Low -maintenance sash exterior provides long-lasting protection and performance. Sash exteriors on most units include Fibrex material. 0 Sash joints simulate the look of traditional mortise -and -tenon construction inside and out. Im 0 GLASS © In addition to stainless steel glass spacers, black or white glass spacers are now available to allow the spacer to blend in with the unit color. 0 Silicone bed glazing provides superior weathertightness and durability. © High -Performance options include: • Low-E4° glass • Low-E4 HeatLock° glass • Low-E4 SmartSun'" glass • Low-E4 SmartSun HeatLock glass • Low-E4 Sun glass Tempered and other glass options are available. Contact your Andersen supplier. A removable translucent film helps shield the glass from damage during delivery and construction, and simplifies finishing at the job site. Patterned Glass Patterned glass options are available. See page 12 for more details. HARDWARE Standard lock and keeper design provides an easy tilt -to -clean feature integrated into the lock. 'Visit andersenwindows.com/warranty for details. Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters. Printing limitations prevent exact replication of colors and finishes. See your Andersen supplier for actual color and finish samples. Naturally occurring variations in grain, color and texture of wood make each window one of a kind. All wood interiors are unfinished unless a finish is specified. Distressed bronze and oil rubbed bronze are "living" finishes that will change with time and use. EXTERIOR & INTERIOR OPTIONS EXTERIOR COLORS LME White Canvas Sandtone Terratone MEN Dark Forest Black Bronze Green HARDWARE is Standard Lock & Keeper INTERIOR OPTIONS No Pine Maple Oak White Antique Brass I Black I Bright Brass Brushed Chrome I Distressed Bronze Distressed Nickel I Gold Dust Oil Rubbed Bronze I Polished Chrome Satin Nickel I Stone I White OPTIONAL HARDWARESoldseparately CONTEMPORARY ESTATE- =M Bar Lift Hand Lift Finger Lifts Available in all hardware finishes. Antique Brass Bright Brass Shown in Distressed Nickel. Brushed Chrome Distressed Bronze Distressed Nickel I Oil Rubbed Bronze Polished Chrome I Satin Nickel TRADITIONAL in Bar Lift Hand Lift Finger Lifts Antique Brass I Black I Bright Brass I Brushed Chrome Distressed Bronze I Distressed Nickel I Gold Dust Oil Rubbed Bronze Polished Chrome I Satin Nickel I Stone White CLASSIC SERIES' Bar Lift Hand Lift Finger Lifts Stone I White Bold name denotes finish shown. HARDWARE FINISHES 001domm Antique Black Bright Brushed Distressed Distressed Brass Brass Chrome Bronze Nickel NNEEN- Gold Dust Oil Rubbed Polished Satin Stone White Bronze Chrome Nickel 48 N,ANDERSEW WINDOWS & DOORS Storn WATCH Performance Grade (PG) Upgrades Performance upgrades are available for select sizes of standard, non -impact Woodwright° windows allowing these units to achieve higher performance ratings. Performance Grade (PG) ratings are more comprehensive than Design Pressure (DP) ratings for measuring product performance. For up-to-date performance information of individual products, visit andersenwindows.com. Use of this option will subtract 5/8" (16) from clear opening height. Contact your Andersen supplier for availability. Visit andersenwindows.com/coastal for more information on Stormwatch° Protection. SHAPES Woodwright windows are available in the following shapes. Arch Double -Hung Unequal Leg Arch Double -Hung SASH OPTIONS` L 7 Cottage Reverse Cottage ACCESSORIES Sold Separately FRAME Extension Jambs Standard jamb depth is 4 1/2" (114). Extension jambs are available in unfinished pine or prefinished white. Some sizes may be veneered. Factory -applied and non -applied interior extension jambs are available in V16" (1.5) increments between 51/4" (133) and 71/8" (181). Extension jambs can be factory applied to either three sides (stool and apron application) or four sides (picture frame casing). Pine Stool A clear pine stool is available and ready for finishing. The Woodwright stool is available in 49/16" (116) for use in wall depths up to 51/4" (133) and 69/16" (167) for use in wall depths up to 7 Va" (181). Works with 21/4" (57) and 2 1/2" (64) casing widths. Shown above on a 400 Series tilt -wash double -hung window. HARDWARE Window Opening Control Device A window opening control device is available, which limits sash travel to less than 4" (102) when the window is first opened. Available factory applied, or as a field -applied kit in stone or white. STORM/INSECT SCREEN COMBINATION UNIT" A self -storing storm window combined with an insect screen provides greater energy efficiency, while allowing ventilation when needed. Constructed with an aluminum frame, single -pane upper and lower glass panels, and charcoal powder -coated aluminum screen mesh. Available in white, Sandtone and Terratone to match product exteriors. Canvas, dark bronze, forest green and black are available by special order. Combination units can improve Sound Transmission Class (STC) and Outdoor Indoor Transmission Class (OITC) ratings. Ideal for projects near airports, busy roadways or other noisy environments. For example, adding a combination unit to a 400 Series tilt -wash double -hung (3862) unit with Low-E4° glass will improve its STC rating from 26 to 32. Contact your Andersen supplier for additional STC and OITC rating information. INSECT SCREENS Insect Screen Frames Choose full insect screen or half insect screen. Half insect screen (shown above) allows ventilation without affecting the view through the upper sash. Frames are available in colors to match product exteriors. TruScene®Insect Screens Andersen TruScene insect screens let in over 25% more fresh airt and provide 50% greater clarity than conventional Andersen insect screens, all while keeping out unwanted small insects. Conventional Insect Screens Conventional insect screens have charcoal powder -coated aluminum screen mesh. GRILLES Grilles are available in a variety of configurations and widths. For double - hung grille patterns, see page 63. EXTERIOR TRIM Available with Andersen' exterior trim. See exterior trim section starting on page 175. CAUTION: • Painting and staining may cause damage to rigid vinyl. • 400 Series windows in Terratone color may be painted any color lighter than Terratone color using quality oil -based or latex paint. • Do not paint 400 Series windows with white, canvas, Sandtone, dark bronze, forest green or black exterior colors. • Andersen does not warrant the adhesion or performance of homeowner -applied paint over vinyl or other factory -coated surfaces. • For vinyl painting instructions and preparation, contact your Andersen supplier. • Do not paint weatherstrip. • Creosote -based stains should not come in contoctwith Andersen products. • Abrasive cleaners or solutions containing corrosive solvents should not be used on Andersen products. 'Shown on 400 Series tilt -wash double -hung windows. "Do not add combination units to windows with Low-E4 Sun glass unless window glass is tempered. Combination units may also reduce the overall clear operable area of the window. See your local code official for egress requirements in your area. tTruScene insect screens let in over 25% more fresh air than standard Andersen fiberglass insect screens. Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters. 49 ANDERSEW WINDOWS & DOORS Grille Patterns Prairie A 6-Light Prairie Colonial Renaissance Prairie A 6-Light Colonial Renaissance Prairie Double -Hung n Woodwright Double -Hung ® � ® Unequal 99 99 Leg Arch Double -Hung Equal Cottage Equal Cottage Equal Cottage Woodwright ® ® Woodwright Arch Springline`" T" FFIF TM Double -Hung Single -Hung Modified Modified Colonial Tall Tall Fractional Short Short Fractional Victorian Patterns for double- and Prairie A Colonial Colonial with Simulated Fractional with Simulated Fractional with Simulated Meeting Rail Meeting Rail Meeting Rail single -hung windows are Woodwright also available in Upper Sash Picture Only (USO) configurations. For picture window patterns that require alignment with Woodwright double- or single -hung Transom window patterns, identify the sash style (equal, cottage or reverse cottage) when ® ® M Specified equal light and custom patterns are also ordering. Number of lights available. For more grille options, see page 14 or visit and overall pattern varies :E11 El 8 Landersenwindows.com/grilles. with window size. Patterns not available in all Specified Equal Light Examples Custom Pattern Examples configurations. Woodwright' Transom Window Details Scale 11/2" (38) = T-0" (305) — 1:8 15/16" 41/2" (114) (33) 1/4" (6) Horizontal Section Sill Vertical Section 2 9/16" (65) Low-E4® Insulating Glass 2 9/16" (65) • Minimum rough openings may need to be Increased to allow for use of building wraps, flashing, sill panning, brackets, fasteners or other Items. See Installation Information on pages 210-211. • Details are for illustration only and are not intended to represent product installation methods or materials. Refer to product installation guides at andersenwindows.com. • Dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters. 63 'AIVEL & IFRTif!A[ RIB LP"I SmartSide"I Panel & Vertical Siding DURABLE AND EFFICIENT, FROM TOP TO BOTTOM Provides a premium look and is highly -versatile; can be used in residential, multifamily, and shed applications Available in a range of options to meet your vision and specifications Pair with LP" SmartSide® trim to create the timeless look of board and batten style siding LF4 SmartSide® Panel, Trim, and Fascia in custom color Options jCedar Brushed Texture Smooth !rSelec-t Primed Colors Options vary by product; we Specifications section for details Panel Siding Rated for structural use by APA Strong enough to be nailed directly to stud, making additional sheathing unnecessary in many applications Helps to eliminate need for additional bracing on load -bearing walls Options include primed (unpainted) products and LP° SmartSide° ExpertFinish° products in cedar texture or brushed smooth Vertical Siding 16' lengths can help eliminate joints for a clean look Not rated for structural use' Options include primed (unpainted) and ExpertFinish products in cedar texture or brushed smooth LPx SmartSide® ExpertFinish® Panel and Trim (Board & Batten Style) in Abyss Black 34 See Specifications section for availability by product. 'Vertical Siding must be applied over a min. 7/16 Category Wood Structural Panel. See Technical Note #028. 35 _ WON ---m a t — t O Q z" O @3 N YL C 7 N O T GO1 {Q ++ s s a N C C t N N iN+ V T L l6 U C i C {Q w i N = G OE '! ��� OW oa �N Li (6 LL aco F�o.3Q �' O E O U) d '+ N c U m v N C cc 00 Q N y O U N _ u E - C E U hp N O 'OC6 -O in O O © UYN CU ECN i O E yaso£ d > L 2 Ii ��IIIII�I';ll�®lI�II- - I* 7777 747m�mmw A loto�Jr` \ Half X Upper panel scales with door height Doo (Shc Door Width (Shown 36")� sight 36")