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San Francisco & the Peninsula

Simonton’s West Coast windows come in two collections: the slim DaylightMax for maximum light and the wide, wood-look Madeira. Madeira’s Victorian and Queen Anne grid patterns make it one of the better vinyl options for the sides and rear of older SF homes.

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Bathroom with Simonton DaylightMax windows
Slim or wood-look vinyl, with grids made for older homes

Why Simonton works
for SF homes

Simonton gives you two very different looks from one brand. DaylightMax has a slim frame for modern rooms and views; Madeira has wide, classic proportions that read like a traditional wood window.

Both come with AutoSense locks on hung and sliding windows, which lock themselves when the sash closes, and a choice of laminated, acoustic and tempered glass for street-facing rooms.

  • Victorian and Queen Anne grid patterns on Madeira
  • AutoSense locks that engage automatically
  • Laminated and acoustic glass for noise and security
  • Self-cleaning ProSolar Shield glass option
  • Matching sliding and French-style patio doors
Series

The Simonton
lineup

Simonton DaylightMax
Vinyl windows · slim frame

DaylightMax

Slim frames and big glass for modern, mid-century and view rooms, in white, tan, black and bronze.

Simonton Madeira
Vinyl windows · wood-look frame

Madeira

A wide, classic frame with traditional proportions, double-hungs and triple-pane glass as an option.

Simonton Inovo
Sliding patio door

Inovo

A clean slider on a rattle-free monorail track, with triple-pane and laminated glass options.

Simonton Madeira Contemporary
Sliding patio door

Madeira Contemporary

Streamlined frames and large glass in 2, 3 or 4 panels, with stainless rollers as an option.

Simonton Madeira French
Sliding French door

Madeira French

The look of a French door with the space-saving operation of a slider and a multi-point lock.

Compare

Simonton
side by side

DaylightMaxMadeira
FrameSlim, maximum glassWide, classic wood proportions
Best forModern homes, Eichlers and view roomsEdwardian and Victorian sides and rears, traditional homes
StylesSingle-hung, slider, casement, awning, picture, bay, bow, garden, shapesDouble- and single-hung, slider, casement, awning, picture, bay, bow, garden, shapes
Glass upgradesProSolar Shield, laminated, acoustic, tempered, tinted, obscureAlso triple-pane
GridsColonial, Perimeter, Prairie and moreColonial, Perimeter, Queen Anne, Victorian and more
Best Fit

Where Simonton fits
SF and Peninsula homes

  • Sides and rears of Victorians and Edwardians: Madeira with Victorian or Queen Anne grids
  • Modern remodels and view rooms: DaylightMax
  • Noisy streets: laminated or acoustic glass
  • Bathrooms: obscure and tempered glass
  • Patio doors: Inovo, Madeira Contemporary or Madeira French

Madeira gets closer to a traditional look than most vinyl, but street-facing windows on historic SF buildings usually still need wood or wood-clad. We’ll tell you which walls can use Simonton.

We’re an authorized dealer for all six brands we carry, so we can recommend Simonton where it’s the best fit and another brand where it isn’t.

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Questions

Simonton
FAQ

DaylightMax or Madeira?

DaylightMax if you want the most glass and a modern look. Madeira if you want wide, traditional frames, double-hungs or triple-pane glass.

Can Simonton match the grids on my older home?

Madeira offers Victorian and Queen Anne patterns along with Colonial and Perimeter grids, which suit many older SF homes.

What are AutoSense locks?

Locks on Simonton hung and sliding windows that engage automatically when the sash closes, so the window is never left unlocked by mistake.

What warranty comes with Simonton?

Simonton’s warranty depends on the series and options you choose, so we spell out exactly what applies to your order in the written proposal. Because we’re an authorized Simonton dealer, warranty questions come straight to us.

How much do Simonton windows cost?

It depends on the series, material, sizes and glass, and on the work around each opening, such as trim, stucco or siding and permits. We don’t quote a number before seeing the home. After we measure, you get a written, itemized proposal with options, permits included, and no obligation to go ahead.

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