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Horizontal Sliding Window
Frame Depth (inches) 4.0
Description Advanced design thermal strutted architecural grade horizontal sliding window that mulls to 4” frame fixed and operable products.
- Applications
- Commercial
- Energy Performance
- Healthcare
- Historic Replication
- Residential High-Rise
AAMA Rating
AW-PG60
Test Size (inches)
150 x 79
Air Infiltration (cfm/ft2)
0.12
Water Resistance (psf)
12.11
Design Pressure Positive (psf)
60.15
Uniform Load Structural (psf)
90.23
U-Value
0.32 - 0.45
CRF
65
STC
N/A
Notes
The air infiltration and water resistance performance values provided above were achieved in a controlled lab environment. Performance of our products in the field will vary depending on product configurations, installation methods, and ambient conditions. AAMA 502 “Voluntary Specification for Field Testing of Newly Installed Fenestration Products” should be adhered to for testing installed products.
Standard Features
- Dual strut thermal breaks for improved thermal performance
- Mulls to 4" frame fixed and operable products
- All sash, fixed and operating, are removable from inside
- Chrome steel ball bearing rollers adjust to two positions
- Full-length integral pull rails
- Sweep lock and keeper
- Exterior-beveled (putty) glazing leg on model GT0200H (Historic beveled sash) & up to 1" insulating glass
Optional Features
- Anti-takeout blocks to restrict sash removal
- Extruded latch at jamb
- 3" Extruded Auto Lock or Full Length Extruded Auto Lock (specify)
- Flange frame 2"
- Bypassing sash (not available with extruded locks) for easy cleaning without removing
- Up to 1 1/4" glazing pocket on Model GT0200F (flat glazing leg sash) for triple glazing combinations
- Optional 15 lbs. water sill and high performance meeting rails
- Dual finish (two-tone color) option
Technical Data
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Additional Resources
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 TESTING: Our products are tested to the standards of and certified by the American Architectural Manufacturer's Association and the National Fenestration Rating Council. |