Product series — 70 000
Everest 70 000 Series Aluminum Windows
An aluminum punched-window family covering standard and hidden-sash presentation with tilt-and-turn, casement, awning and hopper configurations, documented with inward and outward opening frames and full hardware detail.
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70 000 Series technical catalog
Everest 70 000 Series Aluminum Windows — Technical Catalog
Official Everest manufacturer document supplied by Gloria Glass. Catalog values apply to the configurations documented inside the catalog. They are not universal performance values for every project, and they are not US, Colorado, New York or California code approval.
70 000
Aluminum Windows
Punched openings: tilt-and-turn, casement, awning and hopper.
Best suited for
- Punched window openings in residential, multifamily and commercial construction
- Elevations that mix fixed lites with tilt-and-turn, casement, awning or hopper operation
- Projects that want the sash concealed so the elevation reads as a single frame line
- Replacement and new-build openings where hardware and weatherstrip selection matter
- Design teams standardising one window family across a mixed schedule
Configurations
- Tilt-and-turn — tilt for ventilation, turn for full inward opening
- Casement — side-hung, inward or outward opening
- Awning — top-hung, outward opening
- Hopper — bottom-hung, inward opening
- Standard sash presentation
- Hidden-sash presentation for a uniform exterior frame line
- Fixed lites combined with operable sashes in the same opening
System overview
The 70 000 Series is a punched-window family: individual openings framed into the wall, rather than a continuous glazed envelope. The catalog supports both a standard sash presentation and a hidden-sash presentation, where the operable sash is concealed behind the frame line so fixed and operable openings read alike from outside.
Configurations documented in the catalog cover tilt-and-turn, casement, awning and hopper operation, with inward and outward opening frames and their matching sash profiles.
Beyond the frames and sashes, the catalog carries the working detail a fabricator needs: glazing-bead and weatherstrip selection, hardware, and fabrication and application details for the documented configurations.
Catalog cut-list examples include 30 mm glazing for specific configurations. That is an example tied to those configurations — it is not a universal glazing thickness for the family, and the make-up for a project is confirmed on submittal.
The Everest presentation describes energy, air, water, acoustic, ventilation, security and cleaning benefits for the family. Those are described benefits, not published performance values: no universal figure is stated here, because a figure only means something when the configuration and the test are explicit.
Technical snapshot from the manufacturer catalog
Figures below are manufacturer catalog data supplied by Everest. CE and EN references are European manufacturer documentation, not US, Colorado, New York or California code approval.
- System type
- Aluminum punched-window family
- Sash presentation
- Standard and hidden-sash
- Operation types documented
- Tilt-and-turn, casement, awning, hopper
- Frame opening direction
- Inward and outward opening frames documented
- Glazing in catalog cut-list examples
- 30 mm
- Catalog detail coverage
- Glazing beads, weatherstrips, hardware, fabrication and application details
Example tied to specific configurations; not universal for the family
Final glass make-up, profile selection, anchors, spans, panel and sash sizes, hardware, drainage and any thermal, acoustic or structural value require current Everest submittals plus project-specific architect, engineer and code review. Nothing on this page is a code approval, a performance guarantee or a project-specific recommendation.
Components and details
- Inward and outward opening frame profiles
- Sash profiles for standard and hidden-sash presentation
- Glazing beads matched to the glazing thickness selected
- Weatherstrip and gasket selection documented per configuration
- Hardware sets for tilt-and-turn, casement, awning and hopper operation
- Fabrication and application details supporting shop assembly
Glass, infill and hardware considerations
- Glazing thickness follows the configuration and the bead selection; the 30 mm figure in catalog cut-list examples is tied to those examples, not to every opening.
- Hardware selection is driven by sash weight, sash size and operation type, and is confirmed against current Everest hardware documentation.
- Sash size limits, hinge and gear capacity and cleaning access are checked per opening before a schedule is fixed.
- Air, water, acoustic and thermal expectations are stated as project targets and verified against current submittals for the exact configuration — no universal value is published here.
- Finish selection is confirmed with current Everest finish documentation for the specified profiles.
Specification workflow
- Send the window schedule with opening sizes, operation type and handing for each unit.
- State whether standard or hidden-sash presentation is intended, and whether the elevation mixes both.
- Confirm inward or outward opening for each operable type and check swing clearance inside the room.
- State the glazing intent or the performance targets the design team is working to.
- Request current Everest submittals for the specified configurations and route them for architect and engineer review.
- Confirm hardware, sash limits, weatherstrip selection and installation details before ordering.
Request a technical review
Send plans, elevations, a schedule or a take-off by email and we will review the 70 000 Series against what the drawings actually show, then tell you what else is needed before it can be priced or specified. Email info@gloria-glass.com or start from the contact form — there is no document upload on this page.
Request 70 000 Series QuoteProject regions
Gloria Glass works on projects in Colorado, New York and California, with Denver, New York City and Los Angeles as its principal target markets. Its verified principal office is in Littleton, Colorado; there is no office, showroom, warehouse or inventory in New York or California.
Denver & Colorado
Front Range projects: altitude and solar exposure, diurnal temperature swing, wind and snow detailing at sills and thresholds.
Region pageNew York City
Dense urban work: building access and hoisting, freight and lobby restrictions, occupied-building sequencing and unit-size limits.
Region pageLos Angeles
Indoor–outdoor architecture: wide sliding openings, flush thresholds, coastal exposure and finish durability.
Region pageGloria Glass accepts sales and specification inquiries for these series on projects in Colorado, New York and California, from its principal office in Littleton, Colorado. There is no claimed office, showroom, warehouse or inventory in New York or California. Gloria Glass does not claim authorised or exclusive distribution, does not fabricate these systems, does not stock them, does not guarantee their performance and does not claim completed projects using them.
70 000 Series questions
- What is a hidden-sash window?
- A presentation where the operable sash is concealed behind the frame line, so operable and fixed openings read the same from outside. The 70 000 catalog supports both standard and hidden-sash presentation.
- Which operations does the 70 000 Series cover?
- Tilt-and-turn, casement, awning and hopper, with inward and outward opening frames documented in the catalog.
- Is 30 mm the standard glazing thickness for this family?
- No. 30 mm appears in catalog cut-list examples for specific configurations. It should not be read as universal; glazing for a project is set with the design team and confirmed on current submittals.
- Can you give U-factor, air or acoustic numbers for these windows?
- Not as universal values. The presentation describes energy, air, water, acoustic, ventilation, security and cleaning benefits, but a performance figure is only meaningful when the exact configuration and the test are stated. Current Everest submittals are the source for a specific opening.
- How is a window schedule best sent?
- With opening sizes, operation, handing, glazing intent and any performance targets per unit. The window and door schedule guide sets out the fields that make a schedule quotable.
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The general aluminum window page: how openings are selected, scheduled and coordinated.
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Request an Everest 70 000 Series quote
Send drawings, a schedule or a take-off and we will tell you what else is needed to specify and price the system properly.
info@gloria-glass.comAvailability, final specifications, certification, engineering requirements, glazing, finish, delivery and project suitability are confirmed for each project.