TOP HINGE – VENTED MARINE WINDOW – SERIES 1275

For Use In:

• Yachts
• Coastal Cruisers
• Pilot Houses

The Series 1275 is our heavy duty top hinged window. This window is typically specified for use as an operable option windshield where ventilation or communication with the deck is required. This window can be installed by itself or as a complement to the Series 1250 fixed windows with no visible aesthetic differences. This style of window can be fabricated either as a top vent/fixed bottom or a fully vented configuration.

These frames can be bent with a 2 1/2″ radius corner, 3-0” radius corner or can be manufactured with welded mitered corners to any dimensions you require. Because of the precision required, to insure proper operation, the vent opening dimensions should not exceed 36” wide by 30” high and should be rectangular in shape. Your walls must be flat to accept installation as these frames will not adapt to curved surfaces. Corner radii and flatness should be checked before continuing on with quotation. If you do not have the correct radii, you will have to be able to modify your rough cut openings to suit or cut them out to a mitered corner.

All of our frame extrusions start from a marine-grade 6063 anodized aluminum alloy and can be upgraded to one of four select powder coat colors for a durable weather resistant dual coated finish.

Our heavy duty fixed marine windows are glazed with 3/8″ or 1/2″ solid tempered safety glass. For a price upgrade, we also offer 3/8″ and 1/2″ laminated glass or high-impact polycarbonate (Lexan) glazing. Our unique approach to fixed window fabrication allows for glass replacement without ever uninstalling the frame which makes repairs on-site quicker and easier than ever before.

Installation is quick and easy. You simply push the window into the rough opening and fasten the interior clamp ring to the inside of the window frame for a water-tight exterior and factory finished interior. For boats where this installation type may present problems, we can also eliminate the interior trim ring and drill and countersink holes in the exterior flange for easier exterior fastened installation.