Double Hung and Triple Glazed... Really!

These naturally finished solid mahogany windows provide 

classic beauty for this modern addition to an elegant Victorian home.

The three layers of glass are low-e coated 

and argon filled for optimum energy efficiency.

This large, solid wood window can be fingertip opened and

closed with fully concealed balances inside the frame.

This sweep lock with an oil-rubbed bronze finish 

locks the window by compressing the gaskets to 

create a highly energy efficient seal.

Another satisfied customer is enjoying their custom windows.

To learn more about what Linwood can do for your home

check out our website, or call us at 207-701-1508.

 

Winter Warmth and Beauty with Custom Windows

                 Enjoy winter with Linwood Windows - Energy Efficient Elegance!

Looking out to the bay, winter wonderland outside stays outside

with Linwood's highly energy efficient tilt and turn windows.

Custom stairway window brings natural light inside,

and is integral to the architectural style.

 

To learn more about Linwood Windows

contact us for samples or a quote today.

tel: 207-701-1508

Lift & Slides Outshine Typical Sliding Doors

Lift & Slide doors allow flexible configuration of

movable and fixed panels for custom entryways.

Lift & Slides create a wall of glass that lets light in

while sealing tight against extreme weather.

Lift & Slides can be up to 60 sq. ft. each

while still moving at the touch of a finger.

Lift & Slide carriage system rolls on a rail,

and then locks down tight,

with a turn of the handle.

 

Lift & Slide doors open by sliding over a fixed glass panel or into an interior pocket.  Linwood custom makes your doors, so you can choose the size, as well as wood, glass, hardware and finishes.

To learn more about how Linwood's Lift & Slide doors could work in your home, call us at 207-701-1508.

Rustic Doors We Love

The shop is hopping, the sun is shining and last weekend the fish were jumping at
Grand Lake Stream where these cabin doors are just classic...

Screen door with walking stick

Ramp to screen door under pine needle roof

 

Log cabin door ready for springtime dirt and bugs

Looking for a new door? Call Linwood 207-701-1508.

 

 

Arched Entry We Love

 

The stately arched entry to the

Buckley Building, Concord, MA

built around 1920

 



 

We love that the original wood doors have survived and

are still in use after many years of re-use and renovations!

 

As shown here, well made wooden doors like these, that are

protected from the weather can last for many generations.

 

 

Originally this was built as Concord High School;

 today it provides residential space within walking distance

of the Concord Public Library and historic Concord Center. 

 

Call Linwood to build your heirloom arched entryway

at 207-701-1508.

Doors We Love

Early Spring in Concord, MA

 

 

We love the natural finish and attention to detail on these double Victorian entry doors.

Can't wait to see this home when the garden is in full bloom!

 

Do you have a door that you love to see? Send us pic and we'll share it!



Textured Glass Options

 

Glass choices for beautiful homes...

 

There are six most popular glass choices, that we have in our showroom sample.

Visit us any day to learn more about how to optimize your view with specialty glass.

 

 

Acid Etched is a frosted glass used for light and privacy. 

 

 

Lead Applique is a decorative motif, oten used to create historic or antique character.

 

 

Aquatex glass simulates a watery surface, diffuses light into a room.

 

 

Rain glass has a vertical textured pattern creating an organic effect.

Great for garden windows!

 

 

Pebble glass is often used in commercial spaces to create even texture.

 

 

Classic historic pattern, Glue Chip is often used for entry doors and transom windows.

 

To learn more about glass, window and door choices, visit us anytime at

Linwood Windows, 3 Gordon Drive, Rockland, Maine.

Call Richard at 207-701-1508, to be sure he is not out at a jobsite.

 

Peace to All in Boston