Series 3250XTF-G Historic-Replica Aluminum Fixed Windows
The Boyd Series 3250XTF-G is a commercial aluminum historic-replica fixed window for restoration, adaptive-reuse, and energy-efficient replacement projects. It combines a 39mm thermal strut, exterior snap-in muntins, a 3.25" main frame depth, and a flush interior-glazed design to support historic replication and steel-replica appearance with high thermal performance.
Designed to pass meticulous historic review, the Series 3250XTF-G aluminum window system meets all AAMA specification requirements for AW-PG100 fixed windows. Its .125" structural wall areas provide durability, while the thermal-strut construction helps achieve extremely low U-values when energy efficiency is a key project driver.
Series 3250XTF-G Product Details
Key fixed-window attributes for product review:
| Product Attribute | Series 3250XTF-G |
|---|---|
| Window type | Commercial aluminum historic-replica fixed window |
| Thermal barrier | 39mm extra-wide polyamide crimped-in-place structural thermal barrier |
| Frame depth | 3.25" main frame depth |
| Performance class | AW-PG100 fixed window |
| Glazing | 1.0" and 1.75" glazing with a .5" glass bite |
| Glazing method | Interior glazed with a snap-in glazing bead |
| Historic detailing | Exterior snap-in muntins |
| Additional capability | Blast-resistant configurations available; documentation is configuration-specific. |
Series 3250XTF-G Product Data and Downloads
Use the current Boyd resource links below for Series 3250XTF-G detail drawings, guide specifications, and Series 3250XT installation instructions.
When to Use the Series 3250XTF-G Fixed Window
Fixed, non-operable openings that require a historic-replica or steel-replica aluminum window appearance.
Commercial restoration, adaptive-reuse, and historic window replacement projects where thermal performance is a key driver.
Projects requiring AW-PG100 fixed-window performance with interior glazing and exterior snap-in muntins.
Openings that require coordinated panning, receptors, caulk backers, mullions, snap trims, or other perimeter accessories.
Choosing the Right Series 3250XT Configuration
You are viewing the fixed historic-replica configuration. Review the following Series 3250XT alternatives when the project requires a non-historic fixed window or an operable historic-replica window.
| Series | Review This Configuration For |
|---|---|
| Series 3250XTF | Fixed, non-operable openings that do not require the historic-replica -G configuration. |
| Series 3250XTP-G Project-In Project-Out | Project-in or project-out operable historic-replica window openings. |
| Series 3250XTC-G Project-In Project-Out | Project-in or project-out casement historic-replica window openings. |
Series 3250XTF-G Fixed Window Advantages
39mm extra-wide polyamide crimped-in-place structural thermal barrier for extremely low U-values.
Designed to pass meticulous historic review.
Exterior snap-in muntins for historic-replica detailing.
Flush, interior-glazed design with a snap-in glazing bead.
Structural wall areas are .125" thick for durability.
Blast-resistant configurations available; documentation is configuration-specific.
Full range of panning, receptor systems, caulk backers, mullions, and snap trims.
Project example: Review the Boyd Series 3250XT and The 2030 Challenge case study for an example of the series in an energy-conscious commercial application.
Common 3250XTF-G Coordination Items
Existing openings and dimensions: Confirm rough openings, frame dimensions, field conditions, and surrounding construction before release.
Historic sightlines and muntins: Coordinate frame proportions, grid patterns, muntin spacing, and visual alignment with the project drawings and historic-review requirements.
Glazing: Confirm the specified glass makeup and thickness with the selected window configuration.
Accessories and perimeter conditions: Identify required panning, receptors, caulk backers, mullions, snap trims, anchorage conditions, and adjacent construction.
Performance requirements: Include the project specifications and any thermal, structural, water, air, or blast criteria that must be reviewed.
What to Send Boyd for a Series 3250XTF-G Review
Send as much of the following project information as available:
Project name, location, bid date, and construction schedule.
Architectural drawings, elevations, window schedules, and opening sizes.
Existing-condition photos or historic window details when applicable.
Glazing, finish, grid, muntin, panning, receptor, mullion, and trim requirements.
Applicable performance criteria, specifications, and historic-review requirements.
Related 3250XT-G Systems and Resources
Historic-replica and steel-replica aluminum windows and storefronts for commercial restoration and adaptive-reuse projects.
Boyd XT high-performance thermal windows and storefront systems for broader product-family selection.
Series 3250XTF fixed windows for the non-historic-replica fixed configuration.
Operable historic-replica options: Series 3250XTP-G Project-In, Series 3250XTP-G Project-Out, Series 3250XTC-G Casement Project-In, and Series 3250XTC-G Casement Project-Out.
Architectural muntin systems for grid and historic-replica coordination.
Architectural resources, CAD details, specifications, and product support for project documentation.
3250XTF-G Series Specifications DOC PDF
3250XTP-G Installation Instructions PDF
Accessories PDF DWG
Finish Options Finishes
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