
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
When it comes to a broader selection of windows and availability, Marvin windows come out on top. Marvin offers a much larger variety of colors and trim types, making them a standout choice for many homeowners. Additionally, Marvin provides a seamless warranty process, reinforcing their reputation for quality and reliability.Â
If price is the only consideration, Andersen windows may appear competitive. However, when you look at all the options, Marvin tends to come out ahead.
Comparison Details:
Exterior Material:
Marvin: Extruded Aluminum Cladding
Andersen: Vinyl Cladding
Exterior Appearance and Construction:
Marvin: Butt joints in corners
Andersen: Mitered & Welded
Exterior Color Options:
Marvin: 19 Colors
Andersen: 7 Colors
Interior Material:
Marvin: Wood (standard is pine, with upgrades available to six different wood species)
Andersen: Wood (pine only)
Interior Finish Options:
Marvin: 7 factory stains or factory white and primed
Andersen: 3 colors (white, black, or bronze), only available with coordinating exterior color.
Marvin:
Standard: Dualpane with Low E and Argon.
Upgrades Available:
Additional Low E and Argon options
Triple pane
Specialty glass (e.g., sound abatement)
Tinted, obscure, and decorative glass
Andersen:
Standard: Dualpane Low E/Low E4.
Upgrades Available:
SmartSun
Sun Glass
Passive Sun Glass
Obscure and art glass
Wood: Offers a classic look and excellent insulation.
Extruded Aluminum: Known for its durability and low maintenance.
High-Density Fiberglass: Provides superior strength and longevity.
Ultrex® Fiberglass: A proprietary material offering exceptional durability and energy efficiency.
Each of these materials provides unique benefits to meet various needs and preferences.
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