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The Easton line is a good window in its price range, I’d put it on par with a Simonton 5500 (although it comes with fewer options). I’d rate it above the Simonton 5050 and the r-5 triple pane option cuts noise by 50%. Over the past few months, I’ve really started being “up” on this company based on the handful of jobs I’ve installed. I know that some installers don’t think much of the company, but I’m like their approach. It’s a family run business that puts lots of emphasis on the replacement windows market. I recently installed a number of Hyde Park windows on a job and was very impressed with these replacements.
They remind me of Simonton before the huge corporate take over that transformed that company (they are still good, but I feel their service has considerably declined). Vinylmax products have solid performance numbers and I feel like they are a diamond in the rough — certainly a good value for consumers, given proper installation of course.
Peter – Window Installer – from 2011
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In response to the homeowner companring the Softlite Elements, Okna 800 and Vinylmax Easton – here is my take for what it is worth.
The Softlite Elements and OKNA 800 have really good air infiltration (AI) numbers at .01cfm, while the Easton is just mediocre at .17cfm.
In the double pane, Elements and Okna 800 have comparable U-factors at around .26, while the Easton is worse at .30.
In triple pane with argon fills, the Elements and Okna 800 has a U-factor at around .19, while the Easton is worse at .23.
I also believe the DP ratings are better for either of these than with the Easton…although I believe that Vinylmax offers a DP50 window but I’m not sure what they call it.
The performance stats of the Vinylmax are fine, but they simply aren’t the same as the other two windows. Both the Elements and Okna 800 are more expensive than the Easton, but I think worth the higher price in the long run. If you are set on the Easton, make sure that the company you work with does the ordering correctly in order to get the Energy Star rating and rebate.
Jim – Window Contractor – from 2011
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