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Repeatability Becoming a Competitive Advantage for Window Manufacturers

Repeatability is becoming a competitive advantage because the market is rewarding execution. Window manufacturers win by designing a portfolio that’s broad enough to compete, but tight enough to keep complexity from leaking into everyday workflows.

By Brad Johnson | September 14, 2026

The Most Exciting Three Days in Glass

This year’s GlassBuild America is sure to be full of conversation, innovation and energy.

By Laurie Cowin | September 09, 2026

The New American Home 2027 

Western Architectural Openings has been selected as the sole window and door provider for The New American Home 2027, the flagship exhibit for the International Builders’ Show taking place on February 2-4, 2027.

September 09, 2026

Five Takeaways from the FGIA Virtual Summer Summit

From regulation to trends to economics and beyond, the virtual meeting addressed key issues impacting the fenestration industry.

By Laurie Cowin | August 12, 2026

Northwest Idea House 

2025 Northwest Idea House, Gig Harbor, Washington

August 12, 2026

Are You Ready for Automation?

Automation is attainable for smaller fabricators. Whether your foundation is ready for it, that’s an entirely different question. To find out if you’re ready, here’s what you have to evaluate before you take the next step.

By Chris Kammer | July 28, 2026

An Attainable, Sustainable Finish

Anodized and painted coatings support manufacturers and homeowners’ green goals.

Beyond White: How Innovation is Expanding Color in PVC Window and Door Design

Color plays a major role in defining a home’s personality, curb appeal and overall aesthetic. As designers and homeowners gain access to more options beyond standard white PVC systems, color has become an increasingly important factor in window and door selection.

A Fantastical Crystal House 

Pulp Studio worked on a unique private residence named F-House. The 7,300-square-foot home sits along the edge of Lake Washington in Kirkland, Washington, and the structure comprises uniquely cut glass.

May 26, 2026

Housing Affordability’s Impact

Low consumer confidence and a dearth of moderately priced homes contribute to the continued homeownership crisis.