Wood Storm Windows | Adams Architectural Millwork

Our custom wood storm windows are constructed from solid Northern or Eastern Clear White Pine. There are no finger joints in our wooden storm windows, so you can trust them to protect your home or commercial property. No matter what your project needs, we can make custom wood storm windows that will look great and provide protection to your windows perform better. We offer several options, including wood combination storm windows in custom sizes, custom glass, and various wood species. All of our wood storm windows are fabricated to your specific dimensions and act as an extra layer of protection for your window sash. If you love our wood-framed storm windows but want to do the work yourself, we also provide ready-to-assemble kits. Whatever product you choose, we’re proud to help you protect your home.

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TRADITIONAL STORM WINDOW

Wood storm window with a single pane of glass and putty glaze.

TRADITIONAL SCREEN WINDOW

Wood screen with charcoal aluminum screen. Can be switched out with the Traditional Storm Window.

COMBINATION STORM/SCREEN WINDOW

Wood storm and screen window with removable aluminum framed glass storm panels. Permanent charcoal aluminum screen is mounted to the exterior.

COMBINATION PLUS STORM/SCREEN WINDOW

Wood storm and screen window with interchangeable aluminum framed storm and screen inserts.

Fixed Top Combination Plus Storm Exterior View

FIXED-TOP COMBINATION PLUS STORM/SCREEN WINDOW

Wood storm and screen window with fixed glass in the upper pane and interchangeable aluminum framed glass storm and screen panels.

INSULATED STORM WINDOW

Wood storm window with ½” thick insulated glass helps with improved energy efficiency and noise reduction. Optional low-E glass coating is also available for added energy efficiency.

SELF-STORING STORM SCREEN WINDOW

This storm and screen window allows the homeowner to slide the bottom pane of glass up to allow fresh air in. No need to store storm or screen panels.

This is for the Do-It-Yourselfer: Includes the parts to assemble the storm. You purchase the glass and putty and save approximately 30% on material and shipping. You provide the labor to finish off building the storm.