Why Revyn exists
One questionstarted it all
In a wildfire, what good is a one-hour wall if the windows and doors fail in minutes? Tempered glass means little if the frame around it melts, burns, warps or gives way.
Instead of trying to improve a window that was never designed to withstand direct flame, we engineered an all-new, American-made steel window system built for extreme heat, open-flame exposure and exceptional energy efficiency.
Then we attacked the cost. We stripped out the manufacturing waste, the middlemen and the bloated distribution that kept high-performance steel windows confined to extraordinary projects.
The result is extraordinary fire protection for windows and doors, made for the communities that need it most.
Built to last, then built again
Steel thatkeeps its value
01
100% recyclable
Our stainless steel frames contain no permanently bonded plastic connectors, so they can be reclaimed and recycled at the end of their life.
02
Less waste from day one
Cutting software gets the most from every stainless steel sheet. Clean offcuts are recycled or repurposed, not sent to landfill.
03
Reconditioned, not replaced
After wildfire exposure, a Revyn window can come back to our factory to be restored. You keep your original investment.
04
An exact match, decades on
We keep the original digital production file for every window we make, so we can reproduce it five, ten or twenty years from now.
Made in New England
Cut, builtand finishedin Vermont
Every Revyn window and door is designed, engineered and manufactured at our factory in North Springfield, Vermont. Our stainless steel comes from American mills, and our hardware from American manufacturers.
We control every stage, from sourcing materials to quality control and delivery. That means more control over schedules, fewer opportunities for delays, and when something needs attention, we deal with it directly.
Revyn
30 Precision Drive
North Springfield, VT 05150
(802) 300-3800 · outlast@revyn.com
What we believe
Aim higherthan the minimum
Meeting minimum building-code requirements is important. But when you're protecting homes and families from wildfire, shouldn't we be aiming higher?
We're working to show that steel windows and doors can deliver higher levels of wildfire protection, corrosion resistance and long-term structural resilience, without sacrificing energy efficiency or architectural design.
Once a month
TheSteel Report
Steel windows and doors are changing fast. The Steel Report keeps architects and contractors ahead of the game with industry news, engineering breakthroughs, architectural innovations and the performance standards worth building to. From energy efficiency and wildfire resilience to the life-safety issues that demand action, we report what changed and how to use it in your next project.