Does anybody know of a source for a round window with a clear diameter of about 42″, rough opening of 44″? A skylight that could be mounted vertically might also work, provided that it isn’t domed up more than maybe 4″.
Thanks —
— J.S.
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John,
You can try one of these companies. Fenestra is a Subsidiary of Zeluck about 25-30% cheaper both they both make any size window you want not sure with round windows but give it a shot.
http://www.zeluck.com
http://www.fenestra-america.com
Joe Carola
Thanks, I'll give them a try.
-- J.S.
Marvin and Pella both make custom windows. I've had round and elliptical from each.
Excellence is its own reward!
Shouldn't be much of a challenge for one of your local woodshops. That way you can specify which wood and glass. Or copper-clad it.
PAHS Designer/Builder- Bury it!
Many local millwork houses have the ability to bend PVC to make round jambs, then they order glass locally. A lot less expensive then a special order from the big window dudes. Direct set windows like that are really not that difficult to make.
jocobe