Horizontal Sliding Window Certified and labeled (SFI) Ponderosa Pine or Douglas Fir 55 factory exterior powder coated standard clad color options Unlimited custom clad colors Ability to mix clad colors Extruded aluminum frame & sash (.062" thickness) Integral nailing fin Factory applied drip cap, and butyl corner pads Basic jamb width 4 9/16" Factory applied extension jambs Sash 1 1/2" thick Mortise and tenon sash corner joints Multitude of glass options 3 widths of simulite bar 7/8" - 1 5/16" - 2" Ability to mix bar widths 2 simulite profiles, Colonial or Contemporary 3 screen mesh options

Sierra Pacific's Horizontal Sliding Window is a space saving alternative to a two-wide casement window, because the operable sash slides in the plane of the frame rather than opening outward, as with a casement window. The sliding window provides a good solution for areas where your walkways are snug against your home leaving little or no space for windows that project outward. Love your backyard barbeques? Simply remove the screen and our sliding window provides the convenience of a pass-through from the prep area in the kitchen to the outdoor entertainment area - eliminating the need to balance trays of food or condiments as you attempt to negotiate the door to the patio. The Sierra Pacific Horizontal Sliding Window will complement your contemporary design and is available in many standard size and configuration options.

Frame and sash components are manufactured from kiln-dried preservative-treated Ponderosa Pine or Douglas Fir in unfinished clear wood ready to prep for stain or paint. An optional factory applied interior prime coat is available. All horizontal sliding window sash are a full 1 1/2" thick. All sash corners have mortise and tenon joints that are sealed and screwed. The sill track and headliner are beige.

Exterior surfaces of both sash and frame are clad with .062" extruded aluminum. Extruded aluminum frame corners are sealed with silicone, pads and secured with screws.   A continuous extruded aluminum nailing flange is an integral part of the frame extrusion. The mitered corners of the nailing flange are covered with factory applied butyl corner pads.   A factory applied extruded aluminum drip cap in matching color is standard with all products.

Our extruded aluminum exteriors are coated with eco-friendly, no-VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) powder coatings. Powder coatings generate zero hazardous waste during the application process and eliminate the additional energy required to operate thermal oxidizers and scrubbers used to lower VOC emissions common to the wet paint process. Powder coating is an EPA recommended finishing system, contributing to the Green Building Initiative.

 

 

Note: Colors shown may not be exact due to computer monitor differences. A degree of variation may occur on actual production line coatings. Ask your sales representative for a color sample

Flush mounted cam-style sash locks are factory applied for security and closure. Units 42" and taller have two locks. Sash locks and pulls are available in standard finishes (coppertone, bronze, chestnut bronze, black, white, or * oil-rubbed bronze) as well as a variety of optional finishes.

 

Click on image to enlarge		Standard Colors
White	Black	Coppertone	Bronze	Chestnut Bronze	* Oil Rubbed Bronze
White	Black	Coppertone/th>	Bronze	Chestnut Bronze	* Oil Rubbed Bronze
* Upcharge and additional lead time may apply.

 

Optional Colors
	Bright Brass	Brushed Brass	Bright Chrome	Brushed Chrome
	Bright Brass	Brushed Brass	Bright Chrome	Brushed Chrome

Brushed Nickel	Western Pewter	Antique Brass
Brushed Nickel	Western Pewter	Antique Brass

Choosing the Correct Glazing System

Today’s architecture features ever increasing expanses of glass to capture views and allow natural light to illuminate interiors. Choosing the correct glazing system (the glass and the spacer between the panes of glass) for your climate, exposure and architectural design is one of the most important decisions you will make during the construction process. Sierra Pacific’s advanced glazing system features a 100% polymer structural foam spacer by Edgetech, (the world’s only NO-Metal TrueWARM® Edge insulating glass spacer) paired with high-performance, spectrally-selective low-E glass.

Warm Edge

In order to overcome the thermal inefficiency of conventional aluminum window spacers, a new type of spacer product called warm edge technology has evolved in the window industry. Warm Edge refers to the type of spacer material used to separate the panes of glass in an insulated window unit. If the material conducts less heat or cold at the edge of the glass than a conventional aluminum spacer, it is said to be "warm-edge." Most of these newer window spacers are less conductive and outperform pure aluminum. But there’s still one small problem -- they all contain some kind of metal. And metal is highly conductive. Unlike other so-called "warm" edge spacers that contain steel or aluminum wrapped in butyl rubber, the Edgetech spacer is made of 100% polymer structural foam. The NO-Metal formula conducts less heat and cold than conventional metal spacers and provides the warmest possible edge.

The NO-Metal TrueWARM® Edge:

• Assures comfortable humidity levels and reduces worries about condensation and mold
• Resists window condensation
• Reduces energy costs
• Provides long-life durability
• Reduces outside noise transmittance
• Structural thermoset foam spacer reduces the stress on the system therefore reducing stress on the glass which results in less stress cracks and reduces stress on the sealant increasing sealant effectiveness
• Globally tested and proven spacer system

Ideal Glass Performance

The insulating effect of your windows has a direct impact on the comfort factor inside your home or commercial building. Typically 75% of the exposed surface of a window is glass, and the temperature of the interior surface of the glass directly affects the air temperature in the room. The better insulated the glass, the more comfortable the room. According to the Consumer Federation of America, the average American household spends $1,500 per year on energy costs. Energy-efficient windows can help cut these costs. In fact, you can reduce your energy bills by up to one-third by simply using low-emissivity (low-E) insulated glass. Sierra Pacific offers many glass options, including energyefficient, spectrally-selective low-E insulated glass, tinted, obscure and specialty glazings.

See our Technical Section for NFRC Thermal Performance Data

High Performance Double Coat Low-E Insulated Glass

Reduce Heating and Cooling Loads
High performance insulated glass with two low-E coatings blocks enough solar heat that cooling loads can be cut by 25% or more compared to ordinary low-E and clear glass. The oppressive heat of the sun is composed of visible light and invisible infrared energy. Insulated glass produced with two low-E coatings allows the daylight to pass through the glass and filters out solar heat. In fact, it blocks a large percentage of the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays and delivers a remarkable performance improvement in winter nighttime insulation (R-value) compared to non-coated air-filled insulating glass.

Tinted Low-E Insulated Glass

Reduce the Glare with Aesthetically-Consistent Color
Tinted low-E insulated glass presents a good solution to solar glare and thermal discomfort and provides a great combination of aesthetic appeal, energy savings and indoor comfort. The glare-reducing properties in tinted low-E insulated glass are part of the spectrally-selective coating. Therefore, unlike regular gray and bronze tinted glass, the aesthetically-consistent, bluish-grey color and performance are the same regardless of changes in glass thickness from smaller to larger windows.

High Performance Triple Coat Low-E

Insulated Glass
Balance Solar Control and Visible Light High performance insulated glass with three low-E coatings delivers the ideal balance of solar control and high visibility. This glass provides the highest levels of year-round comfort and energy savings, making it the perfect glass no matter where you live. The secret is a triple layer of silver in the coating stack. It is formulated to reject solar heat while maintaining attractive visibility. It keeps the heat out while letting light in.

 

Sierra Pacific also offers a wide variety of glazing options to meet your requirements including:

Our interior simulite bars are made from clear Ponderosa Pine or Douglas Fir and are available in either Colonial or Contemporary profiles in three widths: 7/8", 1 5/16" or 2". Insulated units with simulite are standard with an internal shadow bar to give the appearance of authentic divided lites.

 

Colonial Profile - Clad Exterior	Contemporary Profile - Clad Exterior

 

Colonial Profile - Wood Exterior	Contemporary Profile - Wood Exterior

Standard Fiberglass Cloth Screens are constructed with an aluminum frame and charcoal fiberglass cloth (18 x 16 mesh). The frame color matches the exterior clad color. The screen frame is installed in a channel on the frame extrusion and held in place with spring loaded plungers.		Standard Screen Mesh
Optional Screen Mesh
BetterVue™ insect screening for windows, doors and porches is an excellent visibility insect screen (eVis) designed to maximize your outward view. BetterVue is woven from small, refined yarns that improve the screen’s openness, making visibility sharper and more brilliant.		BetterVue
UltraVue™ excellent visibility insect screening provides a sharp view of the outdoors while providing more light, air flow and improved indoor air quality.		UltraVue

Horizontal Sliding Window
	Operating (XO) Units   Operating (XOX) Units