Okna Windows pricing 2023
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Comments (42)We have also been doing extensive research thanks in large part to this site and some of the insightful posters. We saw all the usual suspects including andersen and pella. We were shown the Okna 600 and liked the window more than andersen believe it or not. We have a total of 10 double hungs with no grids. We are doing a ” basic replacement ” and we were quoted $7600 for all 10 windows including installation ( Okna 600 deluxe ). We actually signed a contract last week and think we were given a competitive price although we didnt base our decision soley on price. We should have our windows installed in late February based on all the supplier issues everyone is facing. We are also having a front door installed by the same company and we chose a fiberglass entry door by HMI Doors based on their recommendation. Its a craftsman style door with no side lites and we are paying $3400 including installation. Needless to say, we are excited and can’t wait for our new windows and door....See MoreOkna Window Pricing
Comments (2)Bunch of factors in terms of options, install needs, etc, but that is definitely in the range of reason. Given the shaped window, I'd say maybe even on the low side....See MoreOkna 700 Pricing
Comments (8)"How are those Enerlux windows performing for you Lawrence?" 1. We replaced 99 windows in 9 condo units with Enerlux casements, 1 slider, and 2 sliding doors. Everybody has been satisfied with the windows which replaced 35 year-old Andersen double-pane wood windows with numerous problems (busted hardware, swelled sashes that wouldn't open, broken seals). My unit is much more comfortable since the switch. The most comments I received, however, were regarding how much quieter their units were with the new windows. Everybody except me bought double-panes with 270 glass; I bought triple-panes with 180 glass because I wanted the winter sun to help warm my unit -- we have electric heat pumps -- and was willing to shoulder the additional cost of AC in the summer. 2. Enerlux didn't have DC installers so we had to find out own. The installers who usually install Andersen Renewals didn't think the Enerlux windows were as well built. However the Andersens were incredibly expensive which is why we didn't consider them. (We also considered Marvin Infinity (expensive and I wasn't impressed with the product) and Inline (very similar except for the fact that the back of the jamb was open which I understood could allow the window to become deformed when it was installed). 3. Only one window had a defect: an IGU with a crack in one pane. Enerlux sent a new IGU and paid the installer to put it in. 4. The only obvious deficiency has been the screens. The mesh just isn't tight enough to prevent the entry of very tiny bugs....See MoreOkna Windows pricing 600 series
Comments (5)Depending on all of the details it could be unreasonbly low, but certainly not high even in the most basic form. If that is offered by an established and reputable company, I'd jump on that before the price goes up again. More often than not I see that window (and other top performers) over $1k per window these days for perspective....See MoreWindow Genius
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