Andersen windows are known for quality and style. They have built a name for themselves in the window and door industry, proving to be a top brand. While all Andersen windows are high-quality and built to last, they offer different price points with varying levels of benefits that come with each series.Â
In this article, we will discuss Andersen 200 and 400 series and how to choose between the two styles.Â
Andersen 200 series are the more affordable option of the two we will discuss today. They are double-hung windows with high-quality interior wood and a vinyl cladding exterior. Also, they come in 2 color options, white or sandstone on the exterior and unfinished pine or finished white on the inside.Â
In addition, Andersen 200 series comes in commonly used shapes and sizes, including picture windows. The double-hung windows are the style that opens up and down. Andersen 200 series also offers a gliding window that opens side to side. The picture windows are stationary windows that have narrow profiles to let in more light.Â
Andersen 400 series is the best quality window that Anderson offers. They are provided in many styles and offer an extra level of customization with round windows, awning windows, or bay windows. Customization and color options (black, dark gray, deep green, and more) set Andersen 400 series apart from the rest of the windows offered.Â
When you choose Andersen 400 series, you are not only choosing beautiful, long-lasting windows for your home, but you are also selecting energy-saving windows. This series offers superior energy efficiency that is sure to lower your energy bill once your new windows are installed.Â
Andersen 400 series also comes with a limited warranty that can transfer to new homeowners if you were to sell your home while the warranty is still in place. So add value to your home and transfer the warranty when you go with Andersen 400 series for your window replacements.Â
When we break down the differences between Andersen 200 and 400 series, we need to acknowledge that both are Andersen wood windows. This fact alone makes them a premium choice for replacement windows in your home.Â
What are the main differences between the 2 series? Let's take a look:Â
While Andersen 400 series windows are the premium choice, they may not fit into your budget. Know that 200 series can last just as long and still deliver energy efficiency and beauty to your home. Whether you choose Andersen 200 series or 400 series, you will experience the premium quality that Andersen has to offer.Â
It's hard to say whether one Andersen window series is better than the other. It will mostly come down to what you prioritize in your plan for new or replacement windows in your home. It is never a bad idea to invest in your home's value by choosing quality windows that will last for decades to come.Â
If you can't quite choose between Andersen 200 and 400 series windows, take a look at a few scenarios and see which one speaks to your situation.Â
Go with Andersen 400 series if:Â
Andersen 200 series may be better for you if:Â
As you can see, there is no wrong choice. Both series will bring you a return on investment and high-quality windows from a trusted company in the industry. So choose which series is best for you and enjoy your gorgeous new windows.Â
Windows are a significant investment for your home, and our team at Magnolia Home Remodeling Group wants to make sure you get the installation right. When you partner with our services to install your quality windows, you will know that the windows will last as long as the warranty claims and more. Of course, a warranty is only good if the installation is done right, so don't cut corners when it comes to window installation.Â
Once you have your windows installed, enjoy the energy efficiency benefits. Let your home sparkle with glistening windows in each room, and take your curb appeal up a notch with new Andersen windows. You will increase your home's value and save on the energy bill each month. Contact us today to set up your consultation.Â