The architect portal.
Pick the glass, see its certified numbers, and leave with a performance submittal for your project. No waiting on a rep.
From a glass choice to a submittal, in one sitting.
Tick the window types on your project. For each one the portal pulls in the NAFS test summary, the NFRC energy values with their certificate numbers, and the sound report, all for the glass you picked. You get one PDF, ready for the spec book.
Product books, the guide specification, install details, cross-sections, wall details, CAD, and the color and hardware charts. One place, kept current, so nobody details from an old PDF.
See what the glass does to the cost.
With the submittal built, one button opens the budgetary cost. Every window type on your project is listed with its glass and what that choice does to the budget, measured against the base glass. Quieter or more efficient glass costs more. Here you see how much more before the spec is locked.
It is guidance, and the window says so. A firm price comes from the plans.
Draw the windows. Get the schedule.
Draw Vi5 windows on screen and leave with certified ratings, a 36 × 24 schedule sheet, a DXF and a CSV. The video shows how, in under two minutes.
Six steps. The first is a short form.
Give us your name, firm and work email. Access is by invitation, and you see only your own projects.
One project, one address. Everything you build is saved under it.
Filter the certified library by U-factor, SHGC and sound. Bird-safe and acoustic glass are in there too.
One section per window type. The numbers fill themselves in.
See what a glass choice does to cost, relative to the base glass, before you commit the spec to it.
Send the plans from the same screen when you are ready for a firm number.
The same numbers we use.
The portal reads the same glass database as our own submittals and this website. For certified glass, the U-factor, SHGC and VT are the NFRC-certified values, and the submittal attaches the page of the NFRC report they come from. The figure in your spec is the figure on the label.