Western Window Systems, part of the Miter Brands portfolio, has announced the launch of its newest product, the Series 8900 Hinged Door. The latest expansion of the brand’s Vantage Line, the Series 8900 Hinged Door meets the demands of modern residential and commercial architecture.
The Series 8900 Hinged Door is available in single or double-panel configurations. It supports large panel sizes up to 48 inches wide by 120 inches tall for single doors and 96 inches wide by 120 inches tall for pairs. Offering narrow sightlines with a 4.5-inch frame depth and optional threshold configurations, including standard, low-profile, and zero-threshold options, the Series 8900 is adaptable across a variety of applications.
What company leadership says
“The Series 8900 Hinged Door is a thoughtful combination of durability, efficiency, and design versatility,” says Brian Leizerowicz, Vice President of Sales at Western Window Systems. “It brings a modern aesthetic to the Vantage Line while delivering the performance today’s projects demand for residential homes or commercial projects.”
More product details
Along with its size capabilities, the door features easy operation. Modified Euro Groove-mounted, two-way adjustable hinges support smooth operation while maintaining a clean design. A multi-point locking system helps ensure secure closure and increased weather resistance, while the optional ladder pull handle and stainless-steel roller catches provide an architectural statement. Hardware, including strikes, fasteners, and lock faceplates, comes standard in a black finish on bronze anodized doors.
The Series 8900 meets stringent energy requirements in a variety of climates, including California’s Title 24. Optional upgrades, such as triple glazing, are available for projects requiring even greater thermal efficiency. The Series 8900 door is performance-rated up to a CW50 for single-leaf doors.
The Series 8900 is designed to integrate seamlessly with other Western Window Systems products in the Vantage Line. Concealed overhead closure devices are also available for both inswing and outswing configurations, offering additional control without compromising the door’s aesthetics.
