Series 400 Aluminum Fixed Windows

The Boyd Series 400 is a commercial aluminum fixed glass window engineered to create a cohesive appearance in buildings that combine fixed and operable window systems. Its dependable, high-performance design is well suited for hotels and motels, nursing homes, apartments, schools, hospitals, government buildings, and other commercial or institutional applications.

Reliable under harsh conditions, the Series 400 is AAMA tested to CW-PG100 and features thermal barrier protection, a 2.375" main frame depth, and bead-glazed insulated glass up to 1" thick. Interior and historical muntin options, coordinated accessories, and Boyd finish selections help project teams maintain a consistent fixed-to-operable appearance across contemporary replacement and new-construction projects.

Series 400 Product Details

Key fixed-window attributes for product review:

Product AttributeSeries 400
Window typeCommercial aluminum fixed glass window
Design coordinationDesigned to coordinate visually with Boyd operable window systems
Thermal barrierYes
Main frame depth2.375"
Maximum glazing thickness1"
Glazing methodBead-glazed insulated glass
Performance classCW-PG100
Testing standardAAMA/WDMA/CSA 101/I.S.2/A440-11
Water resistance15 psf
Structural performance150 psf
Muntin optionsInterior and historical muntins

Series 400 Product Data and Downloads

Use the current Boyd resource links below for Series 400 detail drawings, guide specifications, accessories, gallery images, and finish options.

ResourceAvailable Files
Series 400 Detail DrawingsPDF  |  DWG
Series 400 Guide SpecificationsDOC  |  PDF
Window AccessoriesPDF  |  View accessories
Series 400 GalleryView gallery
Boyd Finish OptionsView finishes
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When to Use the Series 400 Fixed Window

  • Fixed, non-operable openings that must coordinate visually with adjacent Boyd operable window systems.

  • Hotels and motels, nursing homes, apartments, schools, hospitals, government buildings, and other commercial applications.

  • Projects requiring CW-PG100 fixed-window performance, thermal barrier protection, and insulated glazing up to 1" thick.

  • Replacement and new-construction projects where reliable performance under harsh conditions is a key requirement.

  • Openings requiring interior or historical muntins, coordinated finishes, panning, receptors, mullions, trims, or other perimeter accessories.

Choosing a Related Fixed or Operable Window

You are viewing the higher-performance Series 400 fixed configuration. Review the related Series 450 fixed, Series 300 single-hung, or Series 600 horizontal sliding systems below when the project requires a more cost-effective fixed option or an operable window with the same 2.375" frame depth.

SeriesReview This Configuration For
Series 450 FixedCost-effective fixed openings requiring HC-40 performance and insulated glazing up to .75" thick.
Series 300 Single-HungOperable single-hung openings with a 2.375" frame depth and insulated glazing up to .75" thick.
Series 600 Horizontal SliderOperable horizontal sliding windows with a 2.375" frame depth, thermal barrier, and insulated glazing up to .75" thick.

Series 400 Fixed Window Advantages

  • Cohesive styling helps fixed and operable window systems maintain a consistent building appearance.

  • CW-PG100 performance for demanding commercial fixed-window applications.

  • Bead-glazed insulated glass up to 1" thick with a 2.375" main frame depth.

  • Thermal barrier protection supports reliable performance under harsh conditions.

  • Interior and historical muntin options support coordinated divided-lite designs.

  • Boyd finish options and perimeter accessories support a coordinated project appearance.

Common Series 400 Coordination Items

  • Fixed and operable alignment: Confirm frame depth, sightlines, glass plane, finish, muntins, mullions, and visual alignment with adjacent operable windows.

  • Replacement openings: Verify existing opening dimensions, frame exposure, substrates, perimeter conditions, and surrounding construction before release.

  • Glazing: Confirm insulated-glass makeup, overall thickness, safety-glazing requirements, glazing access, and replacement-glazing needs.

  • Muntins and finish: Coordinate interior or historical muntin patterns, lite divisions, finish selections, and adjacent material colors.

  • Accessories and perimeter conditions: Identify required panning, receptors, subsills, mullions, trims, anchors, sealants, and adjacent construction.

What to Send Boyd for a Series 400 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, and specifications.

  • Existing-condition photos and field dimensions for replacement projects.

  • Adjacent operable window types and the required fixed-to-operable visual relationship.

  • Glazing, muntin, finish, panning, receptor, subsill, mullion, trim, anchor, sealant, and perimeter requirements.

  • Applicable air, water, structural, thermal, accessibility, safety-glazing, and jurisdictional requirements.

Related Fixed Window and Project Resources

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Series
400
Window Type
Fixed
Thermal Barrier
Yes
System Depth (Inches)
2.375
AAMA Rating
CW-PG100
Testing Standards Method
2011
Air Infiltration (CFM/FT)
.08@6.24
Water Resistance (PSF)
15.00
Structural Performance (PSF)
150.00
Maximum Glazing Thickness
1.00
CRF
Not Yet Tested
U-Value
Not Yet Tested
True Muntins
No
Interior Muntins
Yes
Historical Muntins
Yes
Blinds/Dual Glazing
No
Impact
No
Blast
No
400 Series Gallery Here
400 Series Detail Drawings PDF DWG
400 Series Specifications DOC PDF
Accessories PDF DWG
Finish Options Finishes
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