WOOD AND CLAD CASEMASTER WINDOW COMPONENTS MOVE TO DISCONTINUED STATUS - if you need help please email:

Info@MarvinWindowDoorParts.com

As Marvin Windows and Doors continues to expand its product and options, it becomes necessary to remove certain products and parts.  The Marvin Casemaster was first introduced in 1957 and after many advancements in design over the years it was made obsolete in 2010. The current Ultimate Casement Product was introduced in 2008 and has replaced the Marvin Case-Master - Since 2010, the Casemaster products have been mostly available in limited items under the obsolete status. Effective Immediately Marvin will be moving portions of the Marvin Casemaster products family into a discontinued status and will no longer accept orders for the following components:

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In general, it's preferable to restore and repair old windows and fix them up to become more energy efficient. #1 .. it prevents material from entering landfills, #2 it can save money and preserves
a certain charm that new windows .. simply may not have. SURE .. there are cons too.

Pros: Some cost-benefit analysis of replacing versus restoring windows - you might calculates that replacing your windows would cost you $32,000 to $60.000 - and you might recoup your investment in energy savings after what?? -- 30, 40, 50 years?? Restoring your windows would cost a fraction of that .. maybe 20% to 35% .. and you'' see a recoup on your investment in a whole lot less time!! maybe while you're still alive?

Cons: Don't be fooled by the Window replacement sales CON ..