For architects

A windowshould fitthe design

Not the other way around. Revyn gives you slim steel sightlines, expansive glass and custom configurations, in a window engineered with wildfire in the brief from day one.

What you get

Design freedomwithout thecompromise

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Larger glass, slimmer frames

The welded stainless steel truss carries the load, so big openings keep narrow steel sightlines.

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Parametric sizes

One frame geometry adapts across a wide range of dimensions, so a custom size does not mean a new window system.

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One system, many conditions

Specify a familiar steel window across very different projects, with the performance core suited to each building.

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Fire and energy together

Therma Web™ is engineered for wildfire and energy efficiency in a single system. Our formal NFRC rating is being finalized.

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Lead times that fit a schedule

Expected delivery of about fourteen to sixteen weeks, against thirty to fifty weeks plus shipping for imported steel windows.

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Direct access to the makers

Our designers, engineers and makers are here in the United States. No overseas factories to chase.

The Legacy Series

Great architecturedoesn't always comein standard sizes

Custom sizes and designs, with the same Therma Web™ engineering and performance cores as every Revyn window.

From the book · Chapter Seven

Questionsto ask first

Chapter Seven of Wide Open to Wildfire is a field guide for specifying in fire country. These are the questions it asks every manufacturer, including us.

  • If it says fire-rated, which exact product carries the rating?
  • Was wildfire actually in the engineering brief?
  • What is the structural frame made from? Which steel, which grade, and why?
  • Where did the steel come from? "It's 316" is a claim. A mill certificate is evidence.
  • How is the frame thermally broken, and what happens to it under prolonged extreme heat?
  • Are critical gaskets mechanically retained or held by adhesive?
  • Was the product you are specifying the one that was tested?

Complimentary project review

Send usyour plans

Share drawings, elevations or an opening schedule. We'll review your openings and sightlines, recommend the right series and performance cores, and come back with a quote.

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Send plans

Upload drawings or an opening schedule with your quote request.

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We review

Our team reviews openings, sizes and performance needs.

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You get a quote

A clear proposal, with a straight answer about what the frame can do.

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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.