Weather Shield Bow and Bay Windows

A long time ago, in a little garage in Medford, Wisconsin, a story began. It’s a story about a man, his vision and his company. The man is Edward Schield. The vision was to produce the world’s best windows and doors, and the company is called Weather Shield Windows & Doors. The story has grown into a legend, but it’s all true. Weather Shield Windows & Doors is no longer based in a garage. It is now functioning out of two million square feet of manufacturing space, employing 2,500 professionals, and pleasing thousands of customers on a daily basis. Weather Shield has grown to be a contender in new windows and window replacement. With innovation as their watchword, Weather Shield continues to produce great windows with the latest advances in technology and industry. Despite its big-time feel, Weather Shield has not lost its hometown values, customer-centeredness and commitment to excellence.

Window Styles

30° angle window construction
45° angle window construction
Three-wide
Four-wide
Six-wide

Standard Window Qualities

The snap-in mull cover visually connects two or more window units to provide a finished edge that covers the space between the units. Provides exceptional aesthetics and easy cleaning.
All-metal hardware comes in a variety of finishes and provides smooth operation.
Durable headboard and seatboard on all windows.
Structural corner keys with injected silicone reinforce frame and sash corners to improve the window’s overall durability and air and water infiltration.
Double-strength glass for improved structural integrity.
Both clad and wood options feature low-maintenance, heavy-duty materials that resist denting, dimpling, fading, and chalking.
Rigid integral nailing fin provides extreme stability and easy installation.
Frame and sash manufactured from kiln-dried, pretreated wood using a nontoxic formula that repels insects, prevents warping and resists rotting.

Custom Window Options

Support brackets and cable support kit available
Simulated divided lite grilles
Glazing options: Insul Low E2, Krypton and Argon
Glass options: rain, obscure, spandrel, wire, evergreen, bronze, bronze reflective, gray, gray reflective and green
Work with certified window contractors in order to find the right fit for Weather Shield

Window Colors

Wood options: pine, oak, maple, cherry, mahogany, American fir, knotty pine and alder
Standard colors: white, adobe, desert tan, Hartford green, cameo, obsidian, craftsman bronze and brick red
Forty-seven designer colors
Anodized aluminum finishes: clear, champagne, light bronze, medium bronze, dark bronze, extra dark bronze, black and copper

Hardware Colors