Ventura Windows & Doors Built for Daily Use

Ventura windows and doors set up for daily use in older houses: yard doors that close with a free hand, easy-lifting sashes and hardware for salty air.

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A door into the yard of an older Ventura house should close with a free hand and latch on the first push, even while the other arm carries groceries. A kitchen sash should rise with a finger under its lift and stay wherever it is left. Those are the tests a finished opening has to pass, so we fit each window and door around the person using it: where they stand, what they carry and how often it opens.

Doors to the yard

A hinged pair opens wide for carrying furniture or a cooler to the yard, while a slider needs no room to swing, which suits a narrow porch or a table close to the glass. Whichever fits, the sill is set low enough to cross without looking down, the latch is adjusted so it catches with light pressure, and the weatherstrip is set to seal without forcing the door. A sound original front door stays, with its hinges tightened, its edge planed where it rubs and a new strike plate set so it shuts cleanly.

Sashes, screens and hardware

Old wood sashes that stay are rehung on new cord, their pulleys freed and their stops reset so they lift without sticking or rattling. A new unit gets balances matched to its weight. Locks go where a hand reaches them over a sink or counter. Where salty air reaches the lot, plain steel pits and seizes, so hinges, screws and lift handles are stainless or brass, and screens use fiberglass or stainless mesh. Each screen is fitted so it lifts out for cleaning without tools and drops back in the same way.

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