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Mastic by Ply Gem

10 years ago

Does anybody have any feedback on this window??

Thanks!!

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mmarse1
10 years ago
Depending on the series; their best series is average at best, alot of those
" chuck in a truck" type contractors use that window because they can install it cheaply.
The higher quality windows that most pro's seem to always recommend are the following:
Okna, HiMark, Soft Lite, Sunrise, and Vytex fortis.

This post was edited by mmarse1 on Sat, Sep 21, 13 at 14:40
gabethan
Original Author
10 years ago
Thank you for the feedback! Kind of what my gut feeling was telling me. I have only seen Sunrise in my location (Houston), and it seemed impressive. We were weighing sunrise vs integrity. So, it's coming down to vinyl vs fiberglass.
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Karateguy
10 years ago
I agree with morsel. Which Intgrity are you considering?

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