ProVia Aeris Double Hung Window Display
On Display: Full-size installed window display with interior casing, jamb extension, exterior trim details, and integrated real cedar siding.
This display showcases a ProVia Aeris 1000 Series double hung window featuring a real maple wood interior paired with a white exterior. The display was designed to help homeowners compare window styles, interior trim options, exterior trim details, hardware finishes, and siding combinations in person.
Featured Window Details
- ProVia Aeris 1000 Series Double Hung Window
- Vinyl exterior with real maple wood interior
- Natural maple interior finish
- White exterior finish
- Antique Brass hardware
- Cottage SDL grid pattern
- BetterVue screen mesh
- ComforTech insulated glass package
Interior Trim & Finish Details
- Natural maple colonial casing
- Natural maple jamb extension
- Natural maple stool
- Apron trim detail
Exterior Display Details
- PVC sill nose with mantel detail
- Exterior trim integration
- Real Maibec Eastern White Cedar shingles
- Chatham grade cedar siding
About The Cedar Siding On Display
This display features real cedar siding from Maibec, a brand known across North America for premium Eastern White Cedar shingles and siding products.
The cedar shingles used in this display are Maibec Chatham grade shingles, considered an A/B grade product. These shingles are guaranteed clear of knots and defects below the 6-inch mark and are valued for their authentic texture, dimensional appearance, and classic New England character.
Why Homeowners Choose Real Cedar Siding
Unlike manufactured siding products, real cedar develops natural variation, grain texture, and shadow lines that many homeowners feel cannot be fully replicated.
Many Connecticut homeowners choose cedar siding because it can help create:
- classic New England curb appeal
- coastal-inspired architecture
- natural warmth and texture
- high-end custom appearance
- excellent design flexibility
The Aging Process Of Natural Cedar
One of the unique characteristics of natural Eastern White Cedar is how it ages over time. As cedar is exposed to weather and sunlight, it gradually develops a soft silver-gray patina that many homeowners specifically seek out for coastal and traditional architectural styles.
This natural aging process is one of the reasons cedar siding remains especially popular throughout shoreline communities in Connecticut and across the Northeast.
Why Homeowners Like This Display
This display helps homeowners visualize how replacement windows affect both the inside and outside appearance of a home. The combination of natural maple interior trim, cottage-style window grids, real cedar siding, and white exterior trim creates a timeless New England-inspired appearance that remains especially popular throughout Connecticut shoreline communities.
The Aeris series is also popular among homeowners who want the warmth of real wood indoors without the exterior maintenance concerns associated with traditional all-wood windows.
Energy Efficiency Features
This display also highlights several energy-efficient window features including insulated glass, weather-resistant construction, BetterVue screen mesh, and ProVia’s ComforTech glass package.