Kinro 14" x 40" White Vinyl Vertical Sliding Window

Standard Features

• Vinyl construction provides high thermal performance
• Frame and sash corners are welded for added strength and water tight corners
• Deep pocket sill for added window strength and weather resistance
• Spiral balance system provides near effortless sash operation
• Frame designed with multiple hollow areas for maximum strength and energy efficiency
• Bottom window sash can be removed for easy cleaning on any level of the home
• Reinforcement bars in the meeting rails provide added strength
• Positive integral lock at the meeting rail for increased home security and weather resistance
• Dual weather seal to reduce drafts and enhance energy efficiency
• Nominal 3/4" insulating glass provides superior thermal performance
• Integral "J" trim eliminates the need for additional exterior frame accessories and covers the raw edge of the siding for a clean appearance
• Flush mount pre-punched flange for easy installation.
• Made in the USA

Specifications

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Estimated Arrival Date

• USPS: 3-7 business days after ship date
• UPS Ground: 3-7 business days after ship date
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Materials needed: Caulking Sealant and Screws.

	Taking Measurements Measure the width and length between the rough opening. Note: Measuring the outer frame of an existing window will result in incorrect sizing.
	Installation Instructions 1. The rough opening should be 1/4" greater in width and height than the portion of the window that fits in the rough opening. The rough opening sill must be square to the floor within 1/8" across its width. If the rough opening sill is out of square by a greater amount, it may not be possible to shim and square the window in the opening. 2. Inspect the exterior face of the rough opening where the mounting flange of the window will contact. This area must not have gaps or voids beneath the mounting flange. The sheathing or exterior wall material that the window will be fastened to must be structurally adequate so that the window unit is fully anchored. 3. Inspect the mounting flanges to ensure they have not been bent or distorted during shipping and handling to the extent that they will not seat flat against the exterior perimeter of the rough opening. If bent or distorted, straighten the mounting flange so that it will make contact with the exterior face of the wall. 4. Windows must always be closed during installation. Make sure there are no gaps and voids between the mounting flange and the exterior perimeter of the rough opening. Gaps or voids in this area may provide a path for water and air to enter. 5. Apply a continuous 1/4" bead of sealant caulk to the backside of the mounting flange, in line with the pre-punched holes or within 1/4" of the outer edge of the mounting flange. If using a sealant caulk, be sure to install the window before the sealant sets up on the mounting flange. 6. Place the window in the rough opening with the window sill resting on the rough opening sill. If the rough opening sill is not square to the floor and if you have elected to shim the window, place the shims beneath the lower corner of the unit until the sill of the unit is square. Shims must be placed beneath the extreme corners of the window frame, additional shims must be placed every 12" on center to fully support the weight of the unit. Do not use shims on the header, or building loads will be transferred to the window, causing improper operation or failure of window. 7. Center the window from left to right, but do not remove the sill from contact with the rough opening sill and any shims that were required to square the sill of the unit. While holding the window flat against the exterior wall, start a corrosion resistant Hex Head Screw in the approximate center of one of the frame/jamb mounting flanges. Continue installing screws in the following order: Center of opposite frame/jamb, center of head and center of sill. Re-check the window to be certain it is centered from side to side in the opening, and that the window frame members are straight and the frame is square. Check to ensure the window operates properly, if it does not, remove the screws and reinstall. Continue installation of the rest of the screws, starting in the center of each member and progressing out to the corners. Note: Do not over drive the screws; to do so will unduly deform the window frame and compromise the seal. Note: It is possible to install the window "upside down" and or "inside out" which will cause the window to operate incorrectly. The weep holes are always at the bottom of the window, never fill, modify or block weep holes.