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A Bridge for Sales

Custom and replacement contractors should check out MI Windows' Bridgewood offering


By Staff August 31, 2009
This article first appeared in the PB September 2009 issue of Pro Builder.

MI Windows' Bridgewood
Custom and replacement contractors should check out MI Windows' Bridgewood offering. The main frame features a full 4 9/16-inch frame depth providing solid structural integrity and weather-tightness through a four-point welded frame. Extrusions are finished with a hard, dent-resistant extruded cap, creating an ultra-low-maintenance surface that protects your window from the elements. Homeowners can choose from tons of finishes, hardware and glass options. For FREE information, visit http://pb.hotims.com/23726-261
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