Are Marvin windows hard to open?
littleetoile
4 months ago
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Windows are very hard to slide them open and close them
Comments (1)Sounds to me like they make have pressure coming down on them and if so there is really noway to fix this. Are they surrounded completely by wood and if so is the header piece level or bowed down in the middle ?...See MoreWindows hard to open
Comments (1)Try a wax, run a bar of some sort of parafin on the track. The trouble with using the Silicone based sprays are they tend to attract dust and dirt which sticks to the silicone and will in turn make the windows tougher to open...See MoreOne type of Marvin Windows won't work for my house - a quandry
Comments (1)You could go Aluminum again. Sunrise and NT are some vinyl brands there. Maybe Randy Randy from Ultra Wundows will chime in. He knows Texas better than the other Pro’s here....See MoreIs there a boneyard for Marvin window rejects? I need one window
Comments (2)You could get lucky, but not likely! I had 2 extra Marvin windows and just told my builder to take them when he cleaned stuff up after we moved in in January! Marvin sent us 2 casements that opened in the wrong direction. The replacements took 5 months and I gave up at month 4 and just told the builder to keep the project moving with the wrong windows. No one else will notice. When the replacements arrived we had already completed stucco outside and trim inside, so I had no use for them. Mine were push out casement with retractable screens, Bronze outside and primed white inside, so they wouldn't have matched your project in any case....See Morelittleetoile
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