WINDOWS

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At Right Path Windows, we are committed to supplying the highest quality windows tailored to your project’s unique needs. With years of expertise, we excel at finding solutions for even the most challenging installations. For professionals, we offer a meticulous review of your drawings and specifications to ensure precise results. For homeowners, we simplify the process without compromising on the attention to detail that makes your project special.

Our windows offer exceptional features:

  • Effortless Operation: Engineered for smooth, easy use.

  • Glazing Options: Available in single, double, and triple panes, including restoration glass and sound-rated options.

  • Custom Profiles and Brick Mouldings: Tailored to complement any architectural style.

  • High-Quality Weather Stripping: Designed to enhance energy efficiency and protect against the elements.

  • Custom Color Finishes: A variety of finishes to match your project’s aesthetic.

  • Performance Testing: Certified air, water, and structural performance values for superior reliability.

  • Energy Ratings: Built with energy efficiency in mind to support sustainable building practices.

wood windows


Add a luxurious wood windows built with Old-World craftsmanship with huge amount of choices

  • A number of wood types

  • Can be per-finished to match custom colors

  • Many choices of operations depending on window types.

  • Available as Single, French with radius and square tops.

  • Many locking options such as multi-point, single handle lock and Cremone Bolt system available

  • Made with contemporary interior frame profile.

  • Choose from a variety of performance glass options and simulated divided lite profiles and patterns

  • Standard and custom moldings

double & single hung windows


History of Sash Windows

Sash windows, dating back to the 1670s, are among the oldest window designs, found in places like Palace House and Ham House in England. Although often credited to Robert Hooke, there's no conclusive proof of this, and some theories propose it was a Dutch invention. Historian H.J. Louw argued it developed in England. These windows are a classic element of traditional architecture, combining elegance and practicality.

Concealed Balance Windows

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Concealed balance windows offer a contemporary alternative while maintaining historically accurate configurations. These windows are generally more cost-effective than traditional weight and chain systems and don’t require the additional space for weight boxes. In some cases, they can be installed within the master frame, which can lower costs by eliminating the need for full tear-out frame removal.

Right Path Weight and Chain

Weight-and-chain windows


Offers an unmatched smoothness and ease of operation. For larger windows, we recommend using this system, as it best replicates the traditional look and feel of historical windows. Although installation can be challenging, Right Path’s expertise ensures a seamless process, making us a valuable resource for achieving both authenticity and functionality in your project.


casement windows


Casement windows originated in the 18th century as replacements for stone mullioned windows. Early versions had iron frames by blacksmiths and small glass panes joined with lead strips. As glass production advanced, timber—mainly oak—replaced iron, allowing for larger panes and intricate designs. During the Victorian era, casement windows became more ornate, often featuring Gothic elements like arched tops and multi-pane arrangements. The term "casement" refers to the outward-opening hinged section, one of the earliest movable window types.

Aluminum Clad Wood

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A Timeless Elegance

Metal-clad wood windows offer the best of both worlds: the warmth and beauty of wood on the interior and the durability and low-maintenance of metal on the exterior. This combination creates a stunning and long-lasting window solution.

Common Types of Metal-Clad Wood Windows

Aluminum Clad Wood Window Cross Section

  1. Single-Hung Windows:

    • Simple and classic design

    • Easy to operate, with a sliding sash that opens vertically

    • Ideal for traditional and contemporary styles

  2. Double-Hung Windows:

    • Versatile and popular choice

    • Both sashes can slide up and down, allowing for excellent ventilation

    • Offers flexibility in window placement and design

  3. Casement Windows:

    • Sleek and modern appearance

    • Sashes swing outward, providing unobstructed views and maximum airflow

    • Available in various configurations, including single-sash and double-sash options

  4. Awning Windows:

    • Unique and stylish design

    • Sashes hinge at the top and swing outward, allowing for ventilation even in rainy weather

    • Often paired with other window types to create a balanced aesthetic

  5. Slider Windows:

    • Space-saving and contemporary look

    • Sashes slide horizontally, making them ideal for narrow openings

    • Available in various configurations, including single-slider and double-slider options

  6. Fixed Windows:

    • Primarily used for bringing in natural light

    • Non-operable, providing a clean and minimalist look

    • Often combined with other window types to create a functional and stylish window system

Benefits of Metal-Clad Wood Windows

Aluminum Clad Wood Casement Window by Sierra Pacific

  • Durability: Metal cladding protects the wood from the elements, extending its lifespan.

  • Energy Efficiency: High-performance glass and energy-efficient design reduce energy costs.

  • Aesthetics: The combination of wood and metal offers a timeless and elegant appearance.

  • Customization: Available in various styles, sizes, and finishes to suit your preferences.

  • Low Maintenance: The metal exterior requires minimal upkeep, while the wood interior can be easily refinished.

By choosing metal-clad wood windows, you can enhance the beauty, comfort, and value of your home.

aluminum windows


Aluminum windows have a long history in design, first appearing in 1912 in transit vehicles for their durability and low maintenance. By the 1930s and 1940s, they became prominent in landmark buildings like New York's Cities Service Building. Post-World War II, their popularity soared, overtaking steel and wood windows, especially in commercial projects. Today, there are efforts to preserve these historically significant designs.

Arched Aluminum Casement with Fixed Transom

Aluminum Window with Custom Panning

Advantages of Aluminum Windows

Aluminum windows offer a number of advantages that make them a popular choice for both residential and commercial properties:

  • Durability: Aluminum is a strong and durable material that can withstand harsh weather conditions, including high winds and heavy rain.

  • Low Maintenance: Aluminum windows are resistant to rot, decay, and insect damage, requiring minimal maintenance.

  • Energy Efficiency: Modern aluminum windows are designed with energy-efficient features like thermal breaks and high-performance glass to reduce heat transfer and improve insulation.

  • Security: Aluminum windows can be built to be highly secure, with strong frames and robust locking mechanisms.

  • Aesthetics: Aluminum windows offer a sleek, modern look that can complement various architectural styles. They can be customized with a variety of colors and finishes to match your preferences.

  • Versatility: Aluminum can be shaped and formed into a wide range of styles, including large, custom-sized windows and unique configurations.

  • Longevity: With proper care, aluminum windows can last for many decades.

  • Cost-Effective: Aluminum windows are a cost-effective option, especially considering their long lifespan and low maintenance requirements.

 

Steel Windows

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Steel Center Side Pivot Sash

Steel Center Side Pivot Sash

History of Steel Windows

Steel windows, first introduced in the late 19th century, revolutionized architectural design with their strength, durability, and sleek profiles. Their ability to support large expanses of glass made them a favorite for modernist and industrial styles, dominating both commercial and residential projects through the early 20th century. From iconic Art Deco skyscrapers to factories and schools, steel windows became synonymous with functionality and timeless elegance. Today

Steel Windows, Timeless elegance, unmatched durability

Steel Windows are the ultimate choice for homeowners and architects seeking a perfect blend of timeless beauty and superior strength. Renowned for their sleek, slim profiles and unparalleled ability to frame expansive views, steel windows deliver a level of elegance that other materials simply can’t match. Their strength allows for larger panes of glass and intricate designs, creating a dramatic, open feel while maintaining structural integrity.

French Casement Steel Windows With Arch Top

French Casement Steel Windows With Arch Top

Though steel windows are an investment, their benefits are enduring. Unlike other materials, steel offers exceptional durability, resisting warping, rotting, and weathering over decades. They’re not only energy-efficient with proper glazing but also low-maintenance, making them a cost-effective solution in the long run.

 

Fire Rated Windows

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The History of Fire-Rated Windows in New York

New York’s skyline tells a story of innovation, resilience, and safety, and fire-rated windows have played a vital role in that evolution. The need for fire-rated windows became apparent during the city’s industrial boom in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when devastating fires in factories and densely populated buildings highlighted the importance of fire-resistant construction.

In response, building codes evolved to mandate fire-rated materials, including windows, to protect occupants and neighboring structures. Early fire-rated windows were made of wired glass and heavy steel frames, offering robust protection but limited aesthetic appeal. Over the decades, advances in technology have transformed fire-rated windows into sleek, modern solutions that meet stringent safety standards while complementing architectural design.

Today, fire-rated windows are a critical part of New York’s legacy of fire safety, ensuring the city’s homes and businesses remain protected without sacrificing beauty or innovation.

 

Steel Fire-Rated Windows

Our steel fire-rated windows offer a range of designs, including Horizontal Slider, Single Hung, Fixed Lite, Awning/Projected, and Casement styles, tailored to meet your safety and aesthetic needs. These windows are engineered for durability, precision, and performance, featuring roll-formed steel sections with welded corners for exceptional strength and longevity.

Key Features:

• UL Listed & Labeled: Provides 45-minute and 60-minute fire protection, tested to UL 9 standards for fire-resistant window assemblies.

• Field-Proven Reliability: Designed to stand the test of time in both performance and appearance.• Versatile Aesthetic: A non-industrial look that seamlessly blends with various architectural styles.

• Matching Non-Rated Windows: Available to complement fire-rated units for a cohesive design.

• Performance Excellence: Meets or exceeds air infiltration, water penetration, and structural integrity requirements.

Advanced Fire Safety Features:

• Standard automatic heat-closure devices with heat-activated fusible links ensure added protection.

• Optional resettable devices for horizontal sliding windows, activated by fire or smoke alarms or electronic signals, enhance safety and control.

Perfect for Retrofit or New Construction:

Ideal for both updated code compliance and new builds, these windows are aesthetically compatible with all architectural styles and adjacent openings. Sub-frame or fin mounting systems make installation seamless, whether for retrofitting or new construction.

Glazing Options:

Our windows accommodate a variety of UL fire-rated glazing, including clear ceramic for 1-hour ratings and 1/4” wire glass for 45-minute ratings. Insulated glass units with optional Low-E coatings are also available, providing energy efficiency by reducing infrared and ultraviolet light penetration. All glazing is secured with full-length, roll-formed steel snap-in retainers for a clean, professional finish.

Choose our steel fire-rated windows for unmatched safety, longevity, and architectural harmony.

Historic Windows

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At Right Path Windows, we are dedicated to bringing historic buildings back to life. Our windows are crafted with exceptional attention to detail, using only the finest materials to capture the character and charm of traditional architecture.

Our products not only deliver classic aesthetics and ease of operation but also meet modern energy efficiency standards, ensuring they blend seamlessly into the historical fabric of any building.

With years of expertise, we have the skill to replicate any window design, no matter how unique or intricate. We take pride in our precision and our ability to match original designs faithfully.

We also maintain a strong working relationship with the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) and are experienced in navigating the approval process to ensure compliance with preservation standards.

Trust Right Path Windows for all your historic building preservation needs, where tradition meets quality craftsmanship.

Bryant Park Radius Window With Hand Carved Brick Molding

Right Path Windows & Restoration can recreate a radius top landmark wood window with insulated glass

Right Path Windows enjoyed the challenge of replicating this radius top landmark wood window Bryant Park NYC

Just one detail of this window on Bryan Park is the hand carved brick molding.


Stuyvesant Heights Christian Church

It is challenging to fully capture the sheer enormity of this window's size. Measuring 16 feet in width and towering 40 feet in height, this impressive creation was custom-made for the St. Sylvester Catholic Church.

 

CONTACT

 

Email - admin@rpwindowsandrestoration.com

Mailing Address:

Right Path Windows & Doors

465 Tuckahoe Road #1065

Yonkers, NY 10710

Phone - ‪(914) 200-4481‬