Identifying the Series of Hung Windows | Andersen Windows

[@sylviaisgod6947]

I guess it was too much trouble for Anderson to etch the series # on the window

[@brainwashingdetergent4322]

I have none of these! My house was built in ‘56 and has double hung windows with two hand/lift assist notches in the sash, above which is a thumb operated lever which unlocks the window and allows it to stay at whichever position in the frame you release the thumb lever. I know they are Anderson windows because when I remove them from the frame, the aluminum locking assembly in the side of the sash (only visible once removed) says Andersen Corp. Bayport, Minn.

[@Rabbitsarewonderful]

Does Andersen still make a window similar to their early 80's windows -- flush to the interior wall with a screen flush to the exterior wall and more space in between the window and the screen than is common nowadays?

[@donkuhn8026]

Can the bottom sash be replaced if its rotted without replacing the entire window

[@raylaux8295]

Yes, www.windowparts.com/andersen-400-series-double-hung-replacement-window-sashes-s/83.htm

[@durwoodeverett9202]

Do not call Anderson they quoted me a price over the phone for trapezoid windows at $3,000 a piece and $15 to $20,000 on two patio doors before they even came out no way dude

[@danhelgeson9001]

I just wanted the phone number.

[@andersenwindows]

Hi Dan! Please feel free to give us a call at 1-888-888-7020. Thanks!