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Architectural windows, or picture windows, are large fixed-pane windows without glazing bars. They do not open and are installed to maximise light and views.
Canadian Choice architectural windows are custom-built to fit any window opening, thermally insulated and impact-resistant for year-round comfort and safety.
Shape your architectural windows with custom curved moulding technology.
Internal thermal insulators and Low-E coating keep your windows energy-efficient and airtight in any weather.
Our reinforced, multi-layered frames and sashes are impact-resistant and reduce outside noise.
Every installer is factory-trained and licensed. Before we start, we replace any faulty or deteriorating frame components on windows and doors in line with Canadian Standards Association (CSA) guidelines. When the job is done, we leave your home the way we found it. No dirt, no dust, no debris. Every installation is backed by our 25-year transferable warranty, with dedicated after-sales support whenever you need it.
DraftLOCK Windows are definitely one of the most attractive and energy efficient windows on the market. Built to last and backed by an industry leading warranty, these windows are truly a great investment that will enhance the value of your home for years to come.
Choose from a full range of coloured and non-glare textured finishes, including custom colour matching to suit your home's existing design.
Glass panes are the surface most vulnerable to heat transfer in your home. Canadian climates require a minimum of 2 panes per window, with harsher winter regions benefiting from 3 panes.
Every Canadian Choice architectural window is manufactured at our Canadian facility, in accordance with NFRC standards. Built here, installed by our own team, backed by our 25-year transferable warranty. Each window is built with ASTM-approved acrylic systems, internal foam insulators, premium hardware, and 100% eco-friendly recyclable uPVC material. Engineered for Canadian climates, our architectural windows improve your home's energy rating by up to 30% through air leak prevention and increased thermal efficiency.






An ASTM-approved acrylic system bonds the sealed glass unit directly to the sash, eliminating rubber strips that deteriorate over time.
Glass units sourced from Cardinal I.G and Guardian Glass, featuring Low-E glass coatings for reliable thermal performance.
Adds an additional layer of thermal efficiency to the window.
Durable hardware built to extend the service life of your windows and doors.
Maintains consistent window performance and long-term durability.
Lead-free uPVC construction. UV resistant and built to resist fading, discolouration, warping, cracking, and peeling.
All frame and sash corners are fusion welded for added structural strength.
Multiple-chamber frames and sashes improve thermal efficiency and reduce outside noise.
A clean, modern profile for a contemporary look and feel.
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When it comes to managing a rental property, it’s important for you as a landlord to be in touch with the wants and needs of your tenants, and making sure they’re happy with their homes is one of the most essential aspects of this responsibility.
Window hardware is an essential component of any home, yet is often overlooked. Statistics show that nearly 50% of all window repair calls are due to improperly installed or broken window hardware. It is therefore imperative for homeowners to understand the necessary steps in selecting the right hardware for their windows.
The production of glass windows is a process that has evolved over hundreds of years. As technology has advanced, the methods used to make glass have become increasingly sophisticated. Glass windows are produced from both natural raw materials and manufactured components.
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Whether you have picked up on a draft or you’re renovating your home, to get in a little more light or modernize the facade of your house, you’re going to need replacement windows. Come with us as we explore why buying your windows directly from the manufacturer is an innovative and cost-effective option.
Very thankful to Joe for taking the time to help me pick out the windows and doors that would look amazing in my house . It’s very appreciated that he was very informative about which style would fit perfect and colour as well . The installer were amazing . They took the time to show what they were doing and how it would look . They explained how to open the windows, take the screen off to clean the windows etc . They even took the one to make sure their mess was cleaned . I absolutely will recommend this company to all my friends ,family . Such a great company that take time to explain and answer any questions we have . Thanks again Joe for all your help ...
Our experience with Canadian Choice Windows was excellent. Our Sales Manager Rick was friendly and upbeat without a hint of pressure. He knew the various products and services inside out and was very responsive to our needs and concerns. He guided us to a clear and successful choice of windows and gave a distinct and well defined idea of the time line involved and how the installation would go.
The installation by Russ and Eugene went very well. We were actually given a choice to have the windows sooner than expected. Eugene and Russ completed the installation, 8 windows in all, in half a day. Their work was first-rate. And they cleaned up the debris inside and out thoroughly.
As for the windows we are very happy with them. We have an older home and were concerned how they might fit in. They worked perfectly – very crisp with clean lines they just open up every room.
Excellent products and excellent installation service.
The company also provides financing support with 3-year instalment and zero interest rate.
Definitely willing to recommend to other people.
Looking forward to having a warmer winter.
More then pleased with the service provided, the sales rep was very informative and nice to deal with and the installers were very tidy and polite too. I will not hesitate to use them again when the time comes to do the rest of the windows on my home. 10/10
During the summer I had 3 of my main windows replaced on my home. Alex was very friendly and knowledgeable. He assisted me with picking a great product. The windows look great. They also made a big difference in the temperature control of my house. The Installers were very professional. They worked clean. They were careful with my flowerbed. They left my house clean as it was. They were knowledgeable and friendly and took the time to ensure I knew how to use the windows, all the benefits of the product, and answered all of my questions. I am very pleased. I look forward to having more of my windows replaced by this company.
Completely met expectations. Very professional and definitely worth the investment. Thanks again for a great job
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Book your free consultation todayArchitectural windows are fixed, custom-shaped windows designed for style and natural light. They are typically non-opening and used to create a visual focal point, highlight architectural features, or bring more daylight into a space.
No, most architectural windows do not open.
They are non-operable by design, which allows for better insulation, cleaner aesthetics, and uninterrupted views.
Yes, architectural windows are usually more energy efficient than operable windows. Because they are sealed units, they reduce air leakage and often include double or triple glazing, Low-E coatings, and insulated frames.
Architectural windows are commonly used in living rooms, staircases, entryways, and above doors or standard windows.
They are placed where natural light and design impact are more important than ventilation.