Gorell 7000 Series Bay Windows

1. Heavy-duty vinyl frames—with all corners fused together at high temperatures for extraordinary strength—have as many as 14 separate internal chambers to provide excellent insulation.
2. Soft White vinyl frames and sashes feature an exceptionally smooth, clean surface that keeps your Gorell windows looking beautiful for decades.
3. Stainless steel ‘constant force balancing’ (double-hung models) and engineered Truth® turn-handle systems (casement models) give you fingertip window operation.

1. PPG Intercept® warm-edge spacer system reduces energy loss through the glass.
2. Heavy-duty, 1-1/4”-thick wood in the head, seat and jamb boards provides strength and durability.
3. Elegant, handcrafted wood seatboards and trim—available in oak or birch—offer the look and feel of fine furniture.
4. Patented scupper system prevents moisture from accumulating in the window frames by channeling it outside.
5. Sealed insulation in the frames enhances thermal performance and makes your home more comfortable.

1. GAF Weather Watch sealant prevents water penetration into your home.
2. Unique, specially designed adjustable installation system virtually eliminates sagging—and the need for knee braces.
3. Automotive-type window glazing creates a super-tight seal to keep out moisture and air.
4. BetterVue™ screens, with heavy-duty aluminum frames, will give you a sharper view of the outdoors, and the added airflow you'll get for ventilation is almost like having no screens at all.

Note: Minimum Jamb Depth: 4-1/4""

Note: Minimum Jamb Depth: 4-13/16""

The standard interior vinyl frame color for 7000 Series bay windows is soft white. Optional interior vinyl frame colors and woodgrain finishes—including Almond, Golden Oak, Walnut and Cherry—allow you to choose the finish that best complements the look of your home.

The standard exterior vinyl frame color for 7000 Series bay windows is soft white. An array of standard exterior color options—or virtually any custom color you request—allows you to coordinate or contrast your windows to your home.