Andersen Windows Expands 400 Series Options

Andersen Corporation added new glass, color, trim, and grille options across its 400 Series, 100 Series, and patio door lines.

Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Home Renovation

Tall black-framed window beside a sliding glass patio door set into a warm wood-paneled interior wall with pale stone outside. — Andersen Corporation expanded its 400 Series and 100 Series lines with nationwide triple-pane glass, new black finishes, and custom arch radii for remodeling and new construction. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Andersen Corporation announced a broad set of product enhancements across its 400 Series and 100 Series windows, patio doors, and accessories. The updates include nationwide availability of triple-pane glass on select 400 Series products and new black finish options for 400 Series patio doors.

Why it matters

The enhancements respond to continued demand for solutions supporting remodeling, replacement, and new construction projects. The 100 Series changes reflect growing interest in personalized homes and greater design flexibility.

Andersen Corporation, the largest window and door manufacturer in North America, employs more than 14,000 people and was founded in 1903. The company said 54% of homeowners completed a renovation project in the past year, while 35% of new construction buyers sought a home they could customize.

The players

Andersen Corporation

Andersen Corporation is a Bayport, Minnesota-based window and door manufacturer founded in 1903 and recognized as the largest such manufacturer in North America.

The details

Andersen added triple-pane glass and black interior and exterior color options for 400 Series products, along with factory-applied interior wood trim and contemporary grille profiles. The 100 Series received a custom radius option for equal-leg arch windows and a black sill option for gliding patio doors.

Throughout 2026: Andersen continued expanding the 400 Series portfolio.
November 6, 2026: Andersen announced the portfolio of product enhancements.

Remodeling Demand

Andersen's announcement follows its own survey showing that 54% of homeowners completed a renovation in the past year and 35% of new construction buyers wanted customizable homes. The new options extend the 400 Series and 100 Series lines to meet that documented demand for remodeling and personalization.

Homeowners planning window replacements or remodels now have additional triple-pane, color, and trim options on Andersen's 400 Series products. Buyers ordering new construction can request customized radius and sill features on select 100 Series windows and patio doors.

The takeaway

Homeowners weighing a window or door upgrade should compare the newly added 400 Series and 100 Series options against their budget and project type before committing. Expanded customization is becoming a more common expectation in both renovations and new builds.