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    GoldenVinyl® 3100 Series Casement Window

  • The GoldenVinyl® 3100 series offers a maintenance-free exterior and a wide selection of colours. These windows open completely, allowing you to direct natural airflow into your home.  They also feature a multi-point locking system, which allows one locking point to control multiple locks on the window for additional security.  When this system is combined with roto-operators, it provides an unbelievable ease of operation. 

    • Standard White exterior colour with 3 upgraded exterior colours to select from
    • 28 Optional and custom colours available
    • 4 diffferent Low E Options, all include Argon gas
    • Multiple grille options including grilles between the glass and simulated divided lights (SDL)
    • Choose from Colonial, Victorian, Muskoka or Custom Grille Patterns
    • Exterior Brickmould and sill nosing are available
    • Features two locks for added security and double weatherstripping for draft-free comfort
    • Projected sash allows the window to be open on rainy days
    • Standard hardware or upgrade to the Encore™ hardware system. 

    Available in a wide range of standard and custom sizes that will meet most new construction and renovation requirements.

    This product is also available in the GoldenClad®, GoldenWood® and GoldenVinyl® 5000 Series product lines.   

Colour Options

Standard Exterior Colours

Golden White

Golden White

Upgraded Standard Exterior Colours

taupe

Taupe

golden sable

Golden Sable

black

Black

Optional Exterior Colours

cranberry

Cranberry

green

Green

Tavern Green

Tavern Green

Cashmere

Cashmere

Wicker

Wicker

tile red

Tile Red

burgundy

Burgundy

sandalwood

Sandalwood

clay

Clay

buff

Buff

Old World Blue

Old World Blue

Wedgewood

Wedgewood

Ivy Green

Ivy Green

backwood

Backwood

leaf green

Leaf Green

amazon green

Amazon Green

forest green

Forest Green

greyGrey
sable

Sable

white

White

universal brown

Universal Brown

Bronze

Bronze

Almond

Almond

Custom Colours are also available.


Individual computer and monitor settings may prevent the exact matches of colour finish. Please contact Golden Windows for exact colour and finish samples.

Glass Options

Low E Options

low E

Clear | Hard Coat Low E (3) - CLLE

This is a durable hard-coated low-emissivity glass that provides passive solar gain resulting in year-round cost savings. Used on the 3rd surface it maximizes energy efficiency in the colder Northern region climates, where heating is dominant and the greatest energy concern.

Soft Coat Low E (2) | Clear – SBCL

The soft-coated low-e glass provides solar heat control in moderate to warm climates. The neutral appearance and high level of natural light transmitted makes this glass ideal solution for homes where heating and cooling requirements vary throughout the year.

Hard Coat Low E (2) | Hard Coat Low E (4) - LELE

The addition of a 4th surface Low E technology on insulating glass units allows you to improve the performance of a unit by approximately 15-20%.  During cold conditions the coating on surface 2 reduces the heat lost from the airspace to the outside and the coating on surface 4 will reflect heat back into the room.

Soft Coat Low E (2) | Hard Coat Low E (4) - SBLE

The addition of a 4th surface Low E technology on insulating glass units allows you to improve the performance of a unit by approximately 15-20%.  During warm conditions the coating on surface 2 reflects solar energy outside and the coating on surface 4 will reflect heat back into the room during cold conditions.

Glass Spacer Options

Warm Edge Technology

Golden Windows uses only Warm Edge Technology (W.E.T) spacers in their windows.  Warm Edge Technology is a generic term for any spacer bar or system that has better thermal performance than a highly conductive aluminum spacer bar. The two W.E.T spacers that Golden Windows uses are the tin Intercept spacer and the Edgetech Superspacer. 

Intercept®

The intercept spacer is a tin bar that is coated with butyl and holds panes of glass apart in a window. The butyl is used to keep the bar from touching the glass so its conductive properties are reduced. The butyl is also a vital component in maximizing argon gas retention in the sealed insul glass unit.

intercept

Superspacer®

The Superspacer helps to deliver windows of the highest standards. Superspacer is a non-metal structural foam spacer system that holds panes of glass apart in a window.  Superspacer has excellent resistance to nitrogen and argon gas absorption and it has high UV resistance. It has 100% memory meaning it will return to its original shape allowing for expansion and contraction, which is a major cause of stress fractures in conventional sealed units.

superspacer

Decorative Glass Options

obscure

Obscure



Grille Options

Grille Patterns

colonial

Colonial

muskoka

Muskoka

victorian

Victorian

horizontal

2" Horizontal

custom

Custom

Grilles Between Glass (GBG)

narrow pewter

5/16" Narrow Pewter

narrow brass

5/16" Narrow Brass

standard flat

5/8" Standard Flat

georgian

3/4" Georgian

5/8" Standard Flat & 3/4" Georgian available in:

golden white

Golden White

taupe

Taupe

golden sable

Golden Sable

Golden Black

Black

Split finish also available in 5/8" Standard Flat & 3/4" Georgian.

Simulated Divided Lite (SDL)

exterior SDL

1" Exterior SDL

interior SDL

1" White Interior SDL

Hardware Options

white crank

White (Standard)

white handle

White (Optional)

Optional Accessories

Exterior Brickmould

flanged brick mould

Flanged Brick Mould

standard brick mould

Standard Brick Mould

Installation Accessories

masonry clip

Masonry Clip

installation bracket

Installation Bracket

Sizes & Shapes

FIXED OR OPERATING UNITS

(additional Fixed Units available, see Sizing Chart)


pdf icon GoldenVinyl 3100 Series Casement Window Standard Elevation

GoldenVinyl 3000 Series Casement Window Standard Elevation

Egress Notes:
 
Ec = Window meets the 2006 Ontario Building Code where each such window shall provide an individual, unobstructed open portion having a minimum area of 3.85ft2 (0.35m2) with no dimensions less that 380mm (15”).      
 
E1 = Window has an individual, unobstructed open portion of no less than 20” (508mm) in width, 24” (610mm) in height and a minimum area of 5.0ft2 (0.46m2).
 
E2 = Window has an individual, unobstructed open portion of no less than 20” (508mm) in width, 24” (610mm) in height and a minimum area of 5.7ft2 (0.53m2).

L = Operating unit comes standard with a sash limiting device.

Performance

Physical Performance

Golden Window Products are manufactured and pre-assembled to conform to AAMA/WDMA/CSA101/I.S.2/A440-08, “NAFS - North American Fenestration Standard / Specification for Windows, Doors, and Skylights” and CSA A440S1-09, “Canadian Supplement to AAMA/WDMA/CSA101/I.S.2/A440-08, NAFS - North American Fenestration Standard / Specification for Windows, Doors, and Skylights” and the applicable requirements of the 2012 Ontario Building Code.

3100 Series Operating Casement Window Class

CW-PG55: Size tested 800 x 1600 mm (32 x 63)-Type C< br />

Positive Design Pressure = 2640 Pa (55 psf)

Negative Design Pressure = -2640 Pa (-55 psf)

Water Penetration Resistance Test Pressure = 730 Pa (15 psf)

Canadian Air Inltration/Exltration = A3 Level (0.227/0.384m³/h/m)

3100 Series Fixed Casement Window Class

CW-PG85: Size tested 1500 x 1500 mm (59 x 59)-Type FW

Positive Design Pressure = 4080 Pa (85 psf)

Negative Design Pressure = -4080 Pa (-85 psf)

Water Penetration Resistance Test Pressure = 730 Pa (15 psf)

Canadian Air Inltration/Exltration = Fixed Level (0.030/0.030m³/h/m)

Thermal Performance

   

GoldenVinyl 3100 Series Operating Casement with Intercept Spacer

Glazing Option - Code

U Value

U Factor

SHGC

ER Rating

Energy Star 

Canada

Qualification Zone

Clear | Hard Coat Low E (3)-CLLE

1.82

0.30

0.49

28

1

Soft Coat Low E (2) | Clear-SBCL

1.65

0.29

0.27

19

None

GoldenVinyl 3100 Series Operating Casement with Super Spacer

Clear | Hard Coat Low E (3)-CLLE

1.70

0.30

0.49

30

1 | 2

Soft Coat Low E (2) | Clear-SBCL

1.53

0.27

0.27

21

1

Hard Coat Low E (2) | Hard Coat Low E (4)-LELE

1.48

0.26

0.40

30

1 | 2

Soft Coat Low E (2) | Hard Coat Low E (4) - SBLE

1.36

0.24

0.25

24

1 | 2

Note: Test results for standard units with no grilles.  Grilles will have an impact on these values.  Test results can be verified by the NRFC (National Fenestration Rating Council).
GoldenVinyl 3100 Series Fixed Casement with Intercept Spacer

Glazing Option - Code

U Value

U Factor

SHGC

ER Rating

Energy Star 

Canada

Qualification Zone

Clear | Hard Coat Low E (3)-CLLE

1.76

0.31

0.58

35

1 | 2 | 3

Soft Coat Low E (2) | Clear-SBCL

1.59

0.28

0.31

23

1

GoldenVinyl 3100 Series Fixed Casement with Super Spacer

Clear | Hard Coat Low E (3)-CLLE

1.70

0.30

0.58

36

1 | 2 | 3

Soft Coat Low E (2) | Clear-SBCL

1.53

0.27

0.31

24

1

Hard Coat Low E (2) | Hard Coat Low E (4)-LELE

1.42

0.25

0.47

36

1 | 2 | 3

Soft Coat Low E (2) | Hard Coat Low E (4) - SBLE

1.31

0.23

0.29

28

1 | 2

Note: Test results for standard units with no grilles.  Grilles will have an impact on these values.  Test results can be verified by the NRFC (National Fenestration Rating Council).

Appropriate selection of Golden Window’s windows, doors, and accessories which conform to all applicable laws, ordinances,
building codes and safety requirements is the sole responsibility of the architect, building owner and/or contractor. All risks related to building design and construction, maintenance, or the installation and use of Golden Windows Limited products shall be assumed by Buyer and/or User.

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