Series 2400 Casement Project-Out Windows

The Boyd Series 2400 is a commercial aluminum casement window that opens outward and completes contemporary architectural designs with narrow sightlines and high-performance construction. This versatile project-out system is a strong choice for schools, universities, government offices, hospitals, military buildings, and other commercial or institutional applications requiring a clean operable-window appearance.

Tested for Boyd-worthy performance, the Series 2400 is available with an AW-PG100 rating and features a dual corner-key main frame, thermal-break construction, a 2.375" frame depth, and inside- or outside-set glazing up to 1.5" thick. True, interior, and historical muntins, blinds or dual glazing, screens, coordinated accessories, and numerous customization options support unique project requirements. Selected impact-rated and blast-resistant configurations are also available where the exact product, glazing, anchorage, installation method, and current documentation support the application.

Series 2400 Project-Out Product Details

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Series 2400 Project-Out Product Data and Downloads

Use the current Boyd resource links below for Series 2400 Project-Out drawings, guide specifications, accessories, impact and blast review, gallery images, and finish options.

When to Use the Series 2400 Project-Out Casement

• Commercial openings requiring a side-hinged casement window that opens outward.

• Contemporary architectural designs requiring narrow sightlines and a clean operable-window appearance.

• Schools, universities, government offices, hospitals, military buildings, and other commercial or institutional applications.

• Projects requiring AW-PG100 casement performance, a 2.375" thermal-break frame, and inside- or outside-set glazing up to 1.5" thick.

• Openings requiring true, interior, or historical muntins, blinds or dual glazing, screens, accessories, and project-specific customization.

• Selected impact-rated or blast-resistant applications where the exact configuration and current supporting documentation match the project requirements.

Choosing a Series 2200, 2300, or 2400 Window

You are viewing the Series 2400 Project-Out casement configuration. Review the related options below when the project requires inward casement operation, projected rather than side-hinged operation, or a fixed opening with coordinated 2.375" framing and glazing options.

Series 2400 Project-Out Casement Advantages

• Narrow sightlines help complete contemporary architectural designs.

• AW-PG100 performance with 15 psf water resistance and 150 psf structural performance.

• Dual corner-key construction and nominal .125" main-frame and sash walls support demanding commercial applications.

• A 2.375" thermal-break frame and inside- or outside-set glazing up to 1.5" thick provide specification flexibility.

• True, interior, and historical muntin options support contemporary and divided-lite designs.

• Screens, blinds or dual glazing, panning, receptors, subsills, mullions, trims, finish selections, and customization options support unique projects.

• Impact-rated and blast-resistant configurations are available, with final applicability matched to the exact assembly and current documentation.

Common Series 2400 Project-Out Coordination Items

• Project-out operation: Confirm exterior clearance, opening angle, hardware, screens, adjacent walls, railings, sunshades, walkways, landscaping, and other exterior obstructions.

• Glazing-set direction: Confirm inside- or outside-set glazing, glass makeup, overall thickness, safety-glazing requirements, glazing access, blinds, and dual-glazing requirements.

• Muntins and divided lites: Coordinate true, interior, or historical muntins, grid pattern, lite divisions, attachment method, finish, and reglazing requirements.

• Impact requirements: Match the exact Series 2400 configuration, glazing, opening size, positive and negative design pressures, anchors, substrates, and installation method to the applicable approval or project documentation.

• Blast requirements: Provide the required protection level, threat criteria, glazing, opening size, anchorage, substrate, receptor, mullion, installation condition, and current documentation requirements.

• Fixed and projected coordination: Coordinate sightlines, frame depth, glazing, muntins, finish, and mullions with adjacent Series 2200 fixed or Series 2300 projected windows.

• Openings and accessories: Verify field dimensions, substrates, anchors, panning, receptors, subsills, mullions, trims, sealants, drainage, and surrounding construction before release.

What to Send Boyd for a Series 2400 Project-Out Review

Send as much of the following project information as available:

• Project name, location, bid date, and construction schedule.

• Architectural drawings, elevations, window schedules, opening sizes, specifications, and existing-condition photographs or field measurements.

• Required project-out operation, opening angle, hardware, screens, exterior-clearance conditions, controls, and accessibility requirements.

• Glazing makeup, glass thickness, glazing-set direction, muntin or grid pattern, blinds or dual glazing, finish, and customization requirements.

• Required air, water, structural, thermal, forced-entry, impact, blast, and jurisdictional criteria.

• Panning, receptor, subsill, mullion, trim, anchor, sealant, drainage, substrate, installation, approval, and submittal requirements.

Related Casement, Impact, Blast, and Project Resources

• Commercial aluminum casement windows for broader project-in and project-out casement selection.

• Commercial aluminum project-out windows for outward-opening window selection and clearance guidance.

• Impact-rated commercial aluminum windows and Florida Product Approval information for configuration-specific impact review.

• Blast-resistant aluminum window systems for project-specific blast documentation and review.

• Commercial window hardware and accessories for screens, panning, receptors, subsills, mullions, trims, and related coordination.

• Architectural resources, CAD details, specifications, and product support for project documentation.