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12 years ago

I am going to order Milgard Tuscany windows to upgrade my old aluminum windows. All but one of the windows will be standard z-bar replacement windows, the odd ball one is going to be nail on window.

My question is will the replacement window look exactly the same as the nail on window? I have two windows in the front of the house and one of them is vinyl nail on window which I would like to replace. I am just worried that, with both windows having the same net frame opening size, the outer trim might look different.

The nail on window is 8130T and the z-bar is 8170T.

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GulfBreezeWindows
12 years ago
I believe they will look the same, but You should call Milgard and ask.

I know Anderson's have a nail fin option on their wood windows that doesn't change the look.
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