The best views in the Lone Star State
Steel, slim-frame and clad-wood windows and doors from Jada, Bertrand and Sun Windows, for homes across Dallas and Fort Worth.
2020 Farrington Street, Dallas(214) 484-9982
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The frame decides how much of the outside you get to keep. Drag across the opening to see what a slim frame gives back.
Heavier frame 79% glassSlim frame 91% glassWindows and doors for every opening
Steel windows and doorsThin thermally broken steel frames for windows, French doors and glass walls.
Pivot doorsOversized doors that turn on a floor pivot instead of side hinges.
Sliding and lift-and-slide doorsLarge glass panels that glide open, from two-panel sliders to whole walls.
Folding doorsPanels that fold and stack to one side to open a room to the patio.
Custom entry doorsFront doors in steel, aluminum and clad wood, swing or pivot.
French doorsPairs of hinged glass doors in steel, aluminum or clad wood.
Fixed and picture windowsLarge panes that do not open, for the widest view and the simplest frame.
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Folding doors
Panels fold and stack to one side, so almost the whole opening clears. Ask about in-swing or out-swing for rain and furniture.
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Lift-and-slide doors
The handle lifts each heavy panel off its seals so large glass slides with little effort, then seals tight when you lower it.
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Steel sliding doors
Thermally broken steel keeps the frames narrow even on large panels, and the slide family includes a magnetic Zero Gravity option.
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French doors
A hinged pair with divided lites reads as traditional and opens the full width of the pair to the terrace.
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Casement and awning windows
Side-hinged and top-hinged sashes open fully for air and press against their seals when closed.
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Fixed and picture windows
Panes that do not open need the least frame, so the most glass fits in the opening.
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Steel windows
Steel is strong enough to hold glass in very narrow profiles. Slim aluminum systems are the other route.
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Double-hung windows
Two stacked sashes give the proportions of traditional Texas homes, and suit historic districts that ask for them.
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Pivot doors
A floor pivot carries far wider and taller doors than side hinges, for an entry that opens wide.
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Glass pivot or steel entry doors
Steel and aluminum frames hold large glass lites in a front door, with multi-point locking.
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Steel entry doors
Narrow steel profiles keep the door light in look while the frame stays strong.
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Custom swing entry doors
A hinged door in clad wood, aluminum or steel, with sidelights or a transom, in the proportions of the house.
Made by Bertrand, Sun Windows and Jada
Three makers. One standard.
Honey Rock works with makers who spend years on research and development, so the products stand the test of time.
Grass Valley, CaliforniaThermally broken steel windows and doors, made in California: swing, slide, fold and pivot.About Jada
Luzino, PolandEuropean aluminum, wood-aluminum and uPVC systems, including lift-and-slide and hurricane-rated lines.About Bertrand
Owensboro, KentuckyBuilt-to-order clad-wood and vinyl windows and doors, from casements to French doors.About Sun Windows
Recent projects
Homes across North Texas, from new builds to remodels. Photos from Honey Rock’s project gallery.
In their words
Built for North Texas rules
Historic districts, conservation districts and energy codes all shape which windows and doors you can use. Each city guide lists the rules with the official source.
Know the numbers before you choose
- Energy-efficient windows for Texas homesIn Texas, the number that matters most is solar heat gain (SHGC), because summer sun drives cooling costs. Then check U-factor, visible transmittance and the NFRC label. Dallas and Tarrant counties sit in ENERGY STAR's Southern zone. Local energy codes differ by city, so confirm yours.Read the guide
- Replacing windows and doors in a Dallas historic districtIn a Dallas Landmark district, exterior work needs a Certificate of Appropriateness before it starts. Minor work may need only staff approval. Bigger changes go to the Landmark Commission. Conservation districts like the M Streets use a Work Review Form instead. Confirm your address and the rules with the city first.Read the guide
- SHGC and U-factor for Texas: what the numbers should look likeIn Texas, SHGC (how much sun heat gets in) usually matters first, and U-factor (how fast heat leaks through) matters too. The Department of Energy says hot climates need low SHGC. Pick a target from your ENERGY STAR climate zone and your city's energy code, then match it to the rated product.Read the guide
Let’s frame your view.
Send your plans or a few photos of the openings. We will help you choose the system, the brand and the glass.