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Pella Adds New Wood to Windows and Patio Doors
 Pella Windows and Doors will be introducing its Architect Series® of expanded-line wood products at Booth W501 during the International Builders’ Show in Orlando on Feb. 7-10.
The manufacturer’s collection of windows and patio doors offers the ultimate in architectural flexibility for standard and custom projects — whether remodeling a current space, building a new home or embarking on a new addition.
Architect Series® products range from historic renovation to contemporary design and they are available in countless design options — including unique shapes and sizes, unlimited exterior colors and standard and custom grille patterns.
The expanded line of Architect Series wood products that will be introduced at the show include:
- Mahogany — Windows and patio doors with the fine-furniture elegance of mahogany can blend beautifully with other mahogany woods in the home, including cabinets, furniture, floors and trim.
- Alder — The rugged beauty of alder windows and patio doors provides a perfect complement for homes with rustic décor.
- Douglas fir — The distinctive grain pattern of Douglas fir gives a home a sleek, contemporary look and offers extra strength and durability.
- Pine — The versatile grain pattern of pine is perfect for paint or stain.
 For more information about Pella’s standard, made-to-order product offerings and its newest innovations in premium wood, stop by Booth W501 at the Builders’ Show; call 888-84-PELLA; or click here.
Pella is a member of the National Council of the Housing Industry — The Supplier 100 of NAHB.
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