American Craftsman is happy to provide our product literature in PDF format, available for download at this link. If you have additional questions about our line of quality windows and doors, you can Contact Us by email or call us at 888-504-0005 and ask for "Mr. Window". We are eager to help you.

American Craftsman Windows and Doors are sold exclusively at Home Depot. To find a Home Depot store in your area, please click here. See similar questions...

American Craftsman has windows in many sizes and shapes to choose from. Popular window sizes are typically stocked at the local Home Depot store. Special orders are also available at your local Home Depot store. See similar questions...

American Craftsman vinyl windows are virtually maintenance free. They are unaffected by moisture, salt air, pollution and airborne chemicals. Vinyl will not pit, peel, flake or corrode making it unnecessary to paint. Cleaning them is easy using a simple cloth and mild detergent. Do not use harsh detergents or solvents as these could damage the finish or appearance of the windows. See similar questions...

A wooden or vinyl buck is built to the desired rough opening size and incorporated into the AMVIC wall as it is being stacked prior to pouring the concrete. Once the concrete cures, doors and windows are installed as usual into this opening. See similar questions...

No. The reason we don't include windows and doors in our material package quotes is because of the wide selection and price variance as well as individual customer preference. Window and door quotes are available from Contemporary Log Homes if you know the type of doors and windows you'd prefer to use in your construction. In some cases, doors and windows can be purchased from a local glazier at a price equal to or less expensive than we could provide them due to our shipping costs. See similar questions...

A wooden or vinyl buck is built to the desired rough opening size and incorporated into the AMVIC wall as it is being stacked prior to pouring the concrete. Once the concrete cures, doors and windows are installed as usual into this opening. See similar questions...

Craftsman On Call is a full-service home repair and maintenance company specializing in all of the around-the-house handyman tasks. See similar questions...

Insulated glass consists of two pieces of glass sealed to a spacer. This creates an insulated air space between the two pieces of glass, resulting in better thermal performance. Insulated glass also reduces condensation while keeping the heat in during the winter and the heat out during the summer. See similar questions...

Yes. Unlike the air filters in the market Airfree is more efficient with smallest microorganisms as they are easily carried by Airfree's airflow into its heated ceramic core. See similar questions...

For a quick quote just measure the width and height of the opening. For DIY self measure and install, we offer a 20% discount. Please contact our office for further details. See similar questions...

For a quick quote just measure the width and height of the opening then click here for a Quick Price Quote. Alternatively call us on 01942 676 722 We will then give you a price over the phone. See similar questions...

We handle a line of quality solid wood doors. They are available in blue stain pine or knotty pine. You can use any door or window manufacturer you choose. They will all fit nicely into your log home. Our fully illustrated construction manual covers the proper installation techniques for doors and windows. See similar questions...

The following are some answers to the more common questions we are asked about our homes. If you do not see the answer to your questions here, please feel free to contact us. See similar questions...

Yes, all our log cabins are glazed with glass or UPVC double glazing, with or without leaded lights. The price includes treatment, sealing brass furniture and locks. See similar questions...

Yes, but again, the Board of Architectural Review must approve the style and shape and a permit is required. See similar questions...