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Fixed Picture Storm Windows

Custom sizes, considered details, and an extra layer of comfort for your existing windows.

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FAQs

What Exactly Is a Fixed Picture Storm Window?+

It is a stationary aluminum-framed glass panel that fastens over a sealed or non-operable window, adding an insulating air gap without altering the original window.

How Much Can a Picture Storm Panel Reduce Heat Loss?+

By trapping a dead-air space between itself and the primary glass, a fixed panel significantly limits conductive and convective heat transfer through large glass areas.

My Picture Window Does Not Open, Can I Still Add a Storm Panel?+

That is exactly what this product is designed for. Fixed storm windows are purpose-built for non-operable openings of virtually any size.

Will the Panel Obstruct My View?+

No. The 3/32-inch glass provides excellent optical clarity, and the narrow aluminum frame maximizes the visible glass area.

What Maintenance Do Fixed Picture Storm Windows Need?+

Very little, wipe the glass with a standard glass cleaner each season and inspect the perimeter seal and mounting screws once a year.

Our fixed picture storm windows are stationary aluminum panels that mount over windows you never open, picture windows, transoms, sidelights, and decorative glass. Because there are no moving parts, the frame is streamlined and the seal is continuous, which means peak thermal performance and sound dampening at the lowest price in our catalog. Every panel is glazed with 3/32-inch glass and fabricated to your exact opening dimensions.

Ideal Applications

Large Picture Windows

Fixed picture storm windows add insulation and weather protection over large non-opening glass without interrupting the view or adding unnecessary moving parts.

Transoms & Sidelights

Custom fixed panels are a clean solution for narrow glass beside doors, high transoms, and architectural openings where ventilation is not needed.

Sunrooms & Porch Glass

Preserve bright, open rooms while improving comfort through colder months, especially in porches, garden rooms, and sunrooms with broad fixed panes.

Statement Glass

For oversized fixed windows, a made-to-measure aluminum storm panel gives the opening a finished exterior profile while adding a practical protective layer.

Historic Fixed Openings

Protect original fixed glass and unusual trim details without replacing period materials, making fixed storm panels useful for preservation-minded projects.

Budget-Friendly Efficiency Upgrades

Because there are no operating tracks, fixed picture storm windows are often the simplest way to improve comfort and reduce drafts on non-opening windows.

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Choosing Fixed Picture Storm Windows

A fixed picture storm window suits an opening where ventilation is not needed. Check the mounting surface, overall dimensions, and access for cleaning before choosing the frame and glass.

Start with where your storm window will mount and how your existing window opens. Explore interior storm windows for an inside-mounted layer, exterior storm windows for fixed or ventilating openings, or specialty storm windows for distinctive shapes. Check the mounting requirements and use our measuring guides before ordering.

What affects the price?

Dimensions determine the size of your frame and glass. Glass options, frame finish, and configuration—including fixed or operating panels, track count, and specialty shapes—also affect the price. Configure your chosen product for available pricing, or request a quote for details that need review.

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FAQs

How much do custom storm windows cost?

Starting prices appear on each product card. Your final product price depends on dimensions, glass, finish, and configuration. Select a window to price your options; oversized or specialty requests may need a quote. Shipping, tax, and installation are separate.

Should I choose interior or exterior storm windows?

Interior storm windows mount inside the home and can preserve the exterior appearance. Exterior storm windows add a layer outside the primary window, with fixed and ventilating configurations available. Compare mounting space, access, operation, and the condition of your existing windows before choosing.

How do I measure older windows for storm windows?

Measure each opening separately at the intended mounting position. Record widths and heights at multiple points, along with mounting depth and any hardware or obstructions. Older openings may be out of square, so keep the individual measurements and follow the guide for your chosen window. Have irregular openings reviewed before ordering.

Which storm window type fits a double-hung window?

Vertical two-track and triple-track storm windows are designed for openings that move up and down. Compare the number of glass and screen channels based on how much ventilation flexibility you want.

When should I choose a horizontal storm window?

Choose a horizontal slider for an opening that is wider than it is tall or where the primary sash moves side to side. Confirm the operating direction before ordering.

What is a fixed picture storm window used for?

A fixed storm window adds a protective exterior layer to a non-operating opening such as a picture window, transom, or architectural accent where ventilation is not needed.

What should I do before ordering a custom storm window?

Identify how the primary window operates, measure the opening at multiple points, review frame and glass options, and read the installation requirements. Contact product support if the opening is irregular or unusually large.

A Good Fit, from the Start

Made to Your Measurements

Custom sizes for the windows already in your home.

Keep What You Love

Add a protective layer while keeping your existing windows.

Choose Your Details

Compare frame finishes, glass, and opening styles before ordering.

Help Along the Way

Measuring and installation guides, with a team you can contact for help.