Pass-Thru Flip Out Residential Service Windows With Full UV Protection Launched

Jul 5, 2023

OpenUp Windows has re-envisioned service windows with their new pass-thru window. Featuring a unique flip out design, they recommend it to homeowners who want to connect their indoor and outdoor spaces.

Montgomery, United States - July 5, 2023 /PressCable/ —

OpenUp Windows has long prided themselves on developing innovative window solutions, and they constantly seek to improve both the materials they use and their end product. That’s why, with their newest flip out pass-thru window, they have created a window with full UV protection, designed specifically for residential use. They believe that the new design of their residential service window will offer homeowners a seamless connection to the outdoors while ensuring maximum UV protection.

More information is available at https://OpenUpWindows.com/

As the peak of summer begins, OpenUp Windows knows that America homes are receiving much more direct and harsh sunlight, and so are the people within those homes. As such, they have prioritized the addition of UV protection to both their glass and to their frame.

This dual purpose protection will both shield the window from the damaging rays of the sun—and therefore make it as long-lasting as possible, minimizing any fading or discoloration of the frame—and shield the people on the other side of that glass. As OpenUp explains, their new UV protection effectively blocks harmful ultraviolet rays while allowing an abundance of natural light in to illuminate the interior space.

More information on their UV protection technology can be accessed at https://OpenUpWindows.com/store/

OpenUp Windows believes their newest flip out service window presents an ideal opportunity for homeowners who want to make better use of their kitchens, dining areas, and backyard spaces. They also believe that their unique flip out gas-strut opening mechanism effortlessly extends the window outward for full visibility between indoor and outdoor environments, therefore also creating a sense of openness and connectivity.

Other key features of their pass-thru window include their double insulated Accoya® wood and extruded aluminum frame, and their new built in flip out insect screen, which is equally recommended for the summer months.

OpenUp Windows’ new flip out service window with full UV protection is now available for homeowners seeking to elevate their living spaces.

A spokesperson for the pass-thru window innovators said, “Our mission is to create the most durable, well-crafted pass-thru service windows. Using our 40+ years of experience in window design, we are confident that we are creating the most efficient, sustainable, and affordable windows available. Our design boasts an astounding combination of both Accoya® wood and aluminum, ensuring your window is built to last.”

More details can be found at https://OpenUpWindows.com/features/

Contact Info:
Name: Mike Kogan
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Organization: OpenUp Windows
Address: 116 Neelytown Rd, Montgomery, NY 12549, United States
Phone: +1-914-875-1541
Website: https://openupwindows.com

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