What's inside the Loewen Windows & Doors 2020 Product Guide

The Loewen 2020 Product Guide is the brand's 45-page reference for its full custom wood window-and-door line, hand-built in Steinbach, Manitoba from Coastal Douglas Fir, Mahogany, and aluminum cladding. The book pairs architect-credited project photography with the operator, glazing, hardware, and finish choices needed to spec a luxury Loewen package end-to-end.

Featured collections

Double & Single Hung windows with proprietary locking and energy-efficient glazing (Haynes and Garthwaite Architects).
Awning & Casement with triple-pane glazing and integrated retractable screens (Dale Cox Architect).
LiftSlide panels up to 12 ft tall (Jeff Visser Design).
MultiSlide and Sliding Patio doors with tandem roller systems and anti-panel-lift security (Flavin Architects).
Timber Curtain Wall — large-format Douglas Fir and Mahogany curtain glazing.
StormForce impact-resistant laminated glazing for coastal and high-wind sites (OBMI Architects).
Custom Shop — copper-clad pivot doors, Dutch doors with triple glazing, tilt-turn windows, strut-operated awnings and hoppers.

What you'll find inside

Materials and finishes get their own chapter: solid Coastal Douglas Fir (no thin veneers), interior paint prefinish in Jet Black and Oxford White, and a stain library running from Cedar and Clear through Spanish Oak to Ebony, plus a wire-brushed distressing technique. Aluminum cladding is documented under AAMA 611 in eight anodized swatches (Clear, Champagne, Tuscany Brown, Steel Matte Black, and bronze tones).

Hardware is shown by application — pushout window handles in Traditional and Contemporary profiles across 11 and 7 finishes; Rotogear in Contemporary, Provence, and Tango styles; LiftSlide flush handles plus the Marcos lift-and-slide series; MultiSlide and Patio hardware in the Miami, Sand Cast Bronze, Botticelli, and Fontana series. Finishes span Satin Nickel, Bright Brass, Antique Brass, Matte Black, Oil-Rubbed Bronze, Brushed Chrome, White, and Linen, with project credits to RUHL Studio, John Wingfelder, and Steve Wisenbaker Architects.

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