The new Aspen Collection features nine different simulated woodgrain finishes for CGI Windows and Doors’ entire product line. Blending the warmth of wood with the strength of aluminum, the finishes are produced using the Decoral painting process Decoral, a technique for the application of precision multi-color designs and patterns to aluminum surfaces. The system transfers specially formulated inks onto surfaces to produce wood-grain patterns that are virtually indistinguishable from real wood, according to the company. The finishes have been subjected to the most demanding testing for durability, ruggedness and weather resistance. The nine finishes include honey pine, burlwood, honey cherry, chestnut cherry, English oak, hazelnut brown, mahogany red, walnut brown and cinnamon Red. The finish is backed by a five-year warranty; three-year coastal.

The Series 560 large and small missile impact-resistant aluminum sliding glass door features a clean design and reported performance of +120/-170 pounds per square foot. Standard stainless steel features include a deadbolt lock, cast keeper, tandem rollers with precision bearings and back to back solid round pulls.

The Series 360 single hung window is large missile impact-resistant and Miami-Dade County approved in sizes as large as 54 inches by 96 inches and 42 inches by 120 inches. The product is available in three standard paint finishes and nine wood finishes. 

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