White Storm Windows

Yes. White is one of the five manufacturer-confirmed frame finishes, is available across every configuration we sell, and is included in the base frame price.

Close, but be realistic about this. Exterior white paint drifts as it weathers, and a casing painted eight years ago is rarely the same white it started as. Our white is a clean neutral white, which typically reads as slightly brighter than aged trim for the first season and then stops being noticeable as the eye adjusts. If your trim is a deliberate off-white or cream, tan may actually sit closer.

They show different dirt rather than more of it. White hides the fine grey road film that makes bronze and black look dull, and shows organic staining such as pollen streaks and the runoff line under the sill. In practice most owners find white needs washing about as often as any other finish, just for different-looking reasons.

Not the way white vinyl and painted wood do. Yellowing in vinyl comes from the plastic itself degrading under UV, and in paint from the binder ageing. This is a finish on aluminum, so there is no plastic substrate to yellow and no paint film to break down. It stays white.

The screen surround is matched to the frame, so a white unit arrives with a white screen surround. The mesh is charcoal fiberglass regardless of frame colour, because pale mesh is considerably more visible from outside and makes it harder to see out.

It can, slightly, on a deeply recessed opening. A pale frame against a shadowed reveal is high contrast, so the eye reads the frame edge as the window edge. On flush or shallow openings, and anywhere the trim is already white, the effect disappears entirely because the frame and trim merge.