Colors

Color Options for Windows

The frames are available in 22 standard color combinations including stainable wood interiors such as oak, maple and engineered pine. You can choose the same color for both the interior and exterior, or select any exterior color with a stainable wood, white or canvas interior. Our colors will not flake, rust, blister, peel, crack, pit or corrode, making troublesome maintenance a thing of the past. See the limited warranty for details.

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White-A pleasing white to accent any color.

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Canvas-Slightly off-white, Canvas allows you to accent any interior color without sacrificing tradition.

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Sandtone-A natural light tone to beautify your home's appearance.

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Terratone®-A deep, rich tone that blends beautifully with many colors and textures.

Cocoa Bean

CocoaBean®-A a rich dark brown for the exterior frame colors only.

Dark bronze

Dark Bronze-A new color.

Green

Green-A new color.

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Clear Pine-Pine wood veneer can be stained or painted to match your interior home decor.

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Oak-Oak veneer can be stained or painted to match your interior home decor.

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Maple-Maple wood veneer can be stained or painted to match your interior home decor.

Fibrex™ Material Makes a Better Window

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Renewal by Andersen® windows feature Fibrex™ material. Fibrex™ material is a revolutionary composite that combines the strength and stability of wood with the low-maintenance features of vinyl.

Fibrex™ material consists of 40 percent reclaimed pine wood fibers and 60 percent thermoplastic polymer by weight. All of the wood fibers used in the compounding process, as well as much of the thermoplastic polymer, are reclaimed directly from the 65-acre Andersen® Corporation manufacturing plant operations in Bayport, Minnesota.

Fibrex™ material is resistant to changes in temperature so it expands and contracts very little in heat or in cold. That means it's also resistant to bowing and cracking - conditions that lead to air and water infiltration. It's an excellent insulator - about 700 times better than aluminum. Windows made of Fibrex™ material resist the transfer of heat out of your home and the ability of cold temperatures outdoors to chill the window areas inside.

In producing Fibrex™ material, virtually every wood fiber is coated with a thermoplastic polymer to resist decay and help prevent future rot, and Fibrex™ material is warranted not to flake, rust, blister, peel, crack, pit, or corrode.