Windows
This window style does not open and is designed primarily to provide light and a view.
Andersen was founded in this year
What is 1903?
Andersen Corporation is headquartered in this Minnesota city.
What is Bayport?
What is the name of the company boat?
What is Glengarry?
This window opens outward using a crank and is hinged along the side.
What is a casement window?
Andersen was originally founded in this Wisconsin City
What is Hudson, Wisconsin?
Andersen operates under this ownership structure rather than being publicly traded.
What is a privately held company?
Andersen's exclusive composite material that combines wood fiber with thermoplastic polymer.
What is Fibrex?
This window style has two sashes that move vertically.
What is a double-hung window?
This Danish immigrant founded Andersen with the family
Who is Hans Andersen?
This company is identified in Andersen onboarding material as Andersen's largest customer.
What is The Home Depot?
This Andersen manufacturing location in Arizona produces 100 Series products.
What is Goodyear?
Andersen began etching the AW Triangle logo into the corner of its glass in this decade.
What are the 1950s? Specifically 1952.
Before becoming the company everyone knows today, the business opened under this name
What is the Andersen Frame Company?
Renewal by Andersen launched its business in this year.
What is 1995?
This Andersen product line is made with Fibrex® material and includes windows and patio doors.
What is 100 series?
Name three window types offered in the Andersen portfolio.
What are any three of casement, awning, double-hung, single-hung, gliding, picture, transom, bay, bow, etc.?
One early Andersen innovation allowed a carpenter to assemble and install a window frame in approximately this many minutes.
What is 10 minutes?
Andersen was founded around the philosophy summed up by these two words.
What is "all together"?
Andersen employees might know windows, but this Microsoft program probably gets opened almost as often, especially by analysts.
What is Excel?