Elevate Round Top Window

Extruded aluminum is stronger and more stable than roll-formed aluminum, which is why Marvin chooses to use only extruded aluminum to make the exterior cladding on the Elevate Round Tops. Thanks to precision cutting and fabrication processes, extruded aluminum can also fit a range of profile widths, including applications that call for extremely wide casing or historic profiles. 

If a design change calls for a new color down the road, our material can be painted without voiding our warranty, Six colors are available in neutral and dark tones.

Finish samples are approximate and colors on screen can vary. Visit your local dealer to see actual color samples.

The Elevate collection features rich wood interiors in bare pine that can be stained to match your interiors, or finished in our factory with popular designer black painted interior finish, clear coat, or painted white. Factory finishing means you can expect consistent quality and aesthetics that come from our carefully perfected finishing process.

A variety of decorative glass options are available to meet the unique needs of each project, and laminated glazing is also available in clear, bronze, gray, or green with tinted interlayers.

Not all decorative glass is compatible with all products. Check with your dealer for a recommendation on which glass is right for your project. Images may not be an accurate representation.

Color tint images represent color tint examples only. Please inquire about obscure glass treatments separately.

Energy Efficiency

Glass is an important aspect for managing the energy efficiency of your home. Our standard glazing is dual pane: two panes of glass with Low-E coatings and argon insulating gas. We offer variations to help meet climate and code requirements across the country, described in more detail on our glass page.

Specialty Glass Options

Our specialty glass options include glass for unique project needs like sound management (STC/OITC), high altitudes, Sea Turtle Conservation Codes and California fire zones. We also offer laminated glass in products designed specifically for hurricane zones.

The look of multiple, individual panes of glass is popular in a wide range of architectural styles. Simulated divided lites and grilles between the glass mimic the look of these individual panes of glass without sacrificing energy efficiency.

Grilles-between-the-Glass (GBGs)

Grilles are permanently installed between the glass panes for low-maintenance and easy cleaning. Choose from six exterior colors and three interior colors.

Simulated Divided Lite (SDL)

An energy-efficient way to create the look of divided lites, SDL bars are permanently adhered to both sides of the glass.

Simulated Divided Lite with Spacer Bar (SDLS)

Paired with SDL bars on the exterior of the glass, a spacer bar is installed between the glass, creating an even closer match to the Authentic Divided Lite look.

Choose from simulated divided lites or grilles between the glass in a selection of pre-designed patterns for added character. These are examples of some of our most popular patterns.

Marvin offers windows and doors specifically designed for the requirements of impact zone construction. The windows and doors you choose are critical to protect from extreme rain, salt, and wind, and can help preserve a home's structural seal. Our hurricane-rated product options are certified for energy efficiency and rigorously tested by third party agencies to meet or exceed required coastal codes.