Zeluck of the draw
Residential Architect, Sept-Oct, 2004 by Nigel F. Maynard
When the budget allows, Dynia favors custom windows and doors from high end manufacturer Zeluck. "They have a premium rolling door with a really low profile threshold and nice details," he says. Zeluck windows are made from Honduran mahogany and feature solid 2 1/4-inch sashes, mortise-and-tenon construction, true divided lights, and stainless steel screws. For a price, the company will do any door or window style an architect can dream up. Mahogany casement and awning windows are shown here in a Dynia project. Zeluck Windows, 800.233.0101; www.zeluck.com.
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