Gas Strut Window

The ActivWall Gas Strut Window is available in the following systems:

• Aluminum AL62-GS
• Wood-Clad AW66-GS

Details:

• We build to your rough opening: Min. Size: 3′ W x 3′ H. |  Max Size: 8.5′ W x 5′ H
• For Commercial or Residential Use
• For Interior or Exterior Applications
• Covered by a 10-Year Residential Warranty or 2-Year Commercial Warranty

• Up to a 90 Degree Opening
• Thermally Broken Aluminum
• Insulated Low E Glass
• Single Piece of Glass

Multiple sill options are available for ActivWall Gas Strut Windows. Use the guide below to select the best sill for your project. 

Visit our Product Customization page for full details on options for finishes, colors, and wood options. 

• Multi-Gas Strut Configuration
• Additional Fixed Panels
• Simulated Divided Lites
• Coastal Powder-Coat Finish – extra protection for units near pools or the ocean
• Pull Hook for Closing
• Kick Stand – for partial opening capability
• Nailing Flange – for new construction installation

Most homeowners will want to find a reputable contractor or handyman with some experience installing windows to install their ActivWall Gas Strut Window. Three people are recommended for the process, and installation instructions are provided with every window as well as phone support from ActivWall.

• Are screens available?
  • Yes, there are. We do not manufacture any screens ourselves, but we can recommend a custom screen company that can help you. For Gas Strut windows, customers often get screens that roll up and down, or screens that are removable and can snap into the opening.
    
    
• How much do they cost?
  • Every single product we make is fully customized to meet our customers’ needs. Because of this, product costs are dependent on many variables, such as product finish, glass type, unit size, and shipping. Prices typically start at $3,500 (before shipping and installation). Contact us to request a quote for your unique space.
    
    
• How do I measure for my Gas Strut Window? 
  • The width of the “opening” is the measurement used – from stud to stud. For the height, the measurement begins at the header and runs to the bottom of the sill channel (or the countertop if no sill is chosen). If there is currently another window in place, the inside measurements of the current window frame (not the glass) will typically work, although be sure to speak to your ActivWall sales person about this – images of the opening may be needed to determine the correct measurements.