Modular buildings
Modular buildings off-site.
Prefab and volumetric construction — dorms, hotels, hospitals — built off-site and craned into place. Windows that survive the journey without losing their seal.
Modular and volumetric builders glaze in the factory, then transport and crane finished modules to site. That puts a stress on windows that site-built work never sees: racking, vibration, and handling loads before the module is ever set.
A fiberglass frame suits this better than most, because it is dimensionally stable and moves with the glass rather than against it, so a factory-set seal stays tight through transport. Where the finished building is coastal or high-wind, the impact-rated aluminum A-Series is available in the same detailing.
Window and door types for this building
Repeatable window units
GR65 and GR70 dual-action and casement windows for consistent, factory-glazed unit types across a whole building.
Doors & sliders
Fiberglass swing and sliding doors for balconies and corridors, detailed for factory installation.
Impact-rated where needed
The A-Series aluminum line adds hurricane-rated windows and doors for coastal modular projects.
Which product families apply
Modular projects use the fiberglass F-Series for the envelope and the A-Series aluminum where the finished building faces hurricane or high-wind exposure. Both families are detailed for repeatable, factory-set installation.