Yes, storm windows are still available. Current options include aluminum replacement windows, sliding models, and kits for certain window openings. The reinforced-glass aluminum model is best for buyers seeking a sliding replacement, while the Warps kit may suit a project where a kit format is preferred. The two SERRIES 805 models offer different listed heights, and the screened aluminum window is aimed at buyers who also want ventilation and insect screening. Check each product’s dimensions and installation requirements before ordering.
| Product | Best For | Listed Size Or Feature |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminum Storm Window With Reinforced Glass | Sliding replacement projects | 5 mm clear tempered glass |
| SERRIES 805 Horizontal Roller | Buyers needing a 30-by-36-inch model | 30 inches wide by 36 inches high |
| Warps EZ-36 Storm Window Kit | Buyers seeking a window kit | 36 by 72 inches |
| SERRIES 805 Horizontal Roller | Buyers needing a taller 30-inch-wide model | 30 inches wide by 60 inches high |
| White Aluminum Storm Window With Screen | Ventilation with insect screening | 39 by 21 inches; double-pane listing |
Aluminum Storm Window With Reinforced Glass
This sliding aluminum model is best for buyers replacing a window in an older house who want adjustable ventilation. Its listed features include a sturdy aluminum-alloy frame, 5 mm clear tempered glass, and multiple stop points for partial or full opening. The product description says it comes with screw fittings and is designed for flush-mounted installation.
It was selected because the listing gives specific frame, glass, and installation details. Buyers should measure the opening carefully: the supplied information does not provide a product size. Installation also calls for sealing with foam sealant, which is not listed as included.
SERRIES 805 Horizontal Roller, 30 By 36 Inches
This model is best for buyers whose opening calls for a listed size of 30 inches wide by 36 inches high. The product information identifies it as a horizontal roller in an XO/OX configuration and describes it as “high end.” It was selected as a size-specific option for shoppers comparing storm-window listings.
The available product details are limited. They do not specify glass type, frame material, included hardware, or installation method. Confirm those details and the exact opening requirements with the seller before choosing it; avoid assuming that the 30-by-36-inch listing matches your rough opening.
Warps EZ-36 Storm Window Kit
The Warps EZ-36 is best for buyers specifically searching for a storm-window kit measuring 36 by 72 inches. Its name and listed dimensions make it a distinct option from the complete horizontal roller windows in this selection. It was included to represent shoppers who may prefer a kit-style product for their project.
The supplied product information does not describe what the kit contains, its materials, or how it attaches to a window. Check the listing for a complete parts list and installation instructions before buying. The stated dimensions should also be compared with the intended opening rather than treated as a confirmed fit.
SERRIES 805 Horizontal Roller, 30 By 60 Inches
This SERRIES 805 model is best for buyers looking for a taller window that is 30 inches wide and 60 inches high. Like the 30-by-36-inch version, it is listed as a horizontal roller with an XO/OX configuration and “high end” description. It was selected because the larger listed height gives shoppers a second size to compare within the same named product line.
Only the size, configuration, and brief quality description are provided here. The listing details supplied do not establish its materials, glazing, or installation requirements. Verify the complete specifications and measure the opening before ordering.
White Aluminum Storm Window With Screen
This 39-by-21-inch aluminum sliding window is best for buyers who want a screen for ventilation while helping keep insects and debris out. The listing describes 5 mm tempered glass, a fiberglass screen, a corrosion-resistant aluminum frame, and a removable screen. It also identifies the product as double-pane and says customization may be available for other opening sizes.
It was selected for its stated combination of sliding operation and screening. Confirm whether the listed dimensions match your opening and ask the seller about customization before ordering. The description names sheds, garages, and other structures as possible uses, so confirm suitability for your specific project.
Buying Guide: How To Choose A Storm Window
What size should you buy?
Measure the opening at multiple points and follow the seller’s instructions for whether to use the rough-opening or frame dimensions. Compare width and height separately. A product’s stated size does not, by itself, confirm a fit or indicate the dimensions of the opening it can cover.
Do you need a complete window or a kit?
A complete sliding window may be the clearer choice when you need a framed product with an operating sash. A kit may suit a different installation approach, but check its contents, required tools, and attachment method first. The available details for the Warps kit do not specify those items.
Is a screen or operable sash important?
Choose a model with a screen if you plan to open it for airflow and want a barrier against insects. Compare the listed operating style as well: the aluminum products described here slide, while the available information for the SERRIES models identifies a horizontal roller configuration.
What should you verify before ordering?
- Confirm the product dimensions and the seller’s measurement guidance.
- Check glass, frame, screen, and hardware details in the current listing.
- Review the installation method and whether sealing materials are needed.
- Ask about custom sizing or intended applications if your opening is unusual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are storm windows still available?
Yes. Available options include sliding aluminum windows, models with screens, and storm-window kits.
Are storm windows available for older houses?
Some listings describe their products as replacement options for old houses. Measure the opening and confirm installation requirements before purchase.
Do storm windows come with screens?
Some do. The 39-by-21-inch white aluminum model is listed with a removable screen; not every product in this selection lists one.
Can I order a custom size?
The white aluminum window listing says customization may be available. Confirm the process and final dimensions with the seller.
Are storm-window kits the same as complete windows?
Not necessarily. A kit may have different contents and installation requirements. Check its product details to determine what is included.