Looking to uses Anderson Conversion kit windows. Cant find any reviews except via Anderson. Does anyone have any experience with these windows? ie quality, cost We are not planning to install them ourselves.
Thank you for any light you can shed on these windows..
(No pun intended)
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Anderson is a good all around window in my opinion. Marvin are the best, but usually too expensive for people that work for a living.
Sorry, read to quickly. I thought you were asking about replacement windows not conversion. Personally I’m not a fan of conversion as they are almost as much as buying a replacement window.
Thank you. The conversion kit according to the salesman is much cheaper due to easy installation and is put in the window from the inside with no outside changes or molding changes. Also on 2 of our windows they are over a canvas awning so outside work would benimpossible