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Everest product series

Everest product series: curtain wall, railing, storefront, windows, entrance doors, sliders and lift-and-slide

Twelve Everest families documented from the manufacturer catalogs and presentation supplied to Abricos Glass. Each page carries the configurations, the catalog values that are actually attributable to that series, and the qualifiers that keep them honest.

Figures below are manufacturer catalog data supplied by Everest. CE and EN references are European manufacturer documentation, not US or Colorado code approval.

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Featured profile systems

  • Everest CE 30 000 Series curtain wall technical cutaway: mullion and transom intersection in natural catalog colours, showing the pressure plate, cover cap, glazing gaskets and insulated glass units on a plain white background.

    Everest 30 000 Series Curtain Wall

    A stick-built curtain-wall family for vertical facades and skylights, assembled from thermally insulated mullions and transoms and presented either capped or as a toggle, semi-structural elevation.

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  • Everest 32 000 Series glass railing: technical render of a single laminated glass panel set into a dark aluminum base-shoe channel, cut away to show the extruded profile chambers, wedge glazing and anchoring into a tiled floor build-up.

    Everest 32 000 Series Glass Railing

    A base-shoe aluminum glass-railing family documented with three profile variants and with base, side and recessed installation details, for balustrades and guards where the design intent is uninterrupted glass.

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  • Everest 37 000 Series window wall system drawing: manufacturer isometric line drawing of the extruded aluminum head, sill and interlock profiles assembled at a slab edge, drawn in black line work on a plain white background.

    Everest 37 000 Series Window Wall System

    Window wall is glazing that sits between floor slabs rather than passing in front of them. Each floor's glazing is a discrete assembly bearing on the slab below and sealing to the slab above. That difference — infill rather than continuous plane — changes the structure, the sequencing, the trade responsibilities and often the cost. The 37 000 family is the window-wall line within the Everest range.

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  • Everest 39 000 Series storefront: a cutaway corner of a multi-lite storefront frame showing the vertical mullion meeting horizontal transoms, the glazing pocket and gaskets, and the glass edges stepped back at the cut.

    Everest 38 000 / 39 000 Series Storefronts

    Two paired commercial storefront framing families documented together: fixed glazing, entrances and doors, mullion and transom construction and multi-lite configurations for ground-floor commercial frontages.

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  • Everest 62 000 Series bi-fold system: manufacturer catalog line drawing of a folding aluminum door run, showing three hinged panels part-folded within the frame and track, drawn in grey outline on a plain white background.

    Everest 62 000 Series Bi-Fold System

    A bi-fold, sliding-folding window and door panel family, documented in the manufacturer catalog supplied to Abricos Glass with its profile sections, tracks, wings, glazing beads, gaskets, accessories and fabrication details.

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  • Everest CE 70 000 Hidden Sash aluminum window technical cutaway: concealed sash frame section with polyamide thermal breaks, gaskets and insulated glazing set on a sill build-up, shown on a plain white background.

    Everest 70 000 Series Aluminum Windows

    An aluminum punched-window family covering standard and hidden-sash presentation with tilt-and-turn, casement, awning and hopper configurations, documented with inward and outward opening frames and full hardware detail.

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  • Everest 71 000 Series large thermal barrier aluminum window technical cutaway: dark frame and sash sections with wide yellow and orange thermal barrier inserts, gaskets and triple glazing, shown on a plain white background.

    Everest 71 000 Series Large Thermal Barrier Aluminum Windows

    An aluminum window and door family built around a large thermal barrier, documented with its section list, scale 1:1 profiles, accessory and weatherstrip chapters and infill from 11 to 46 mm — glass or panel.

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  • Everest CE 78 000 Series main entrance door technical cutaway: thermally broken door frame and leaf section with polyamide thermal breaks, yellow insulating inserts, weatherstrips and an infill panel, set on a threshold build-up and shown on a plain white background.

    Everest 78 000 Series Main Entrance Doors

    A thermally broken aluminum main-entrance door family documented with its section list, scale 1:1 profiles, accessories and weatherstrips, and infill from 11 to 46 mm — glass or panel.

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  • Everest CE 91 000 Series sliding doors and windows technical cutaway: multi-track sill and interlock section with rollers, thermal breaks and insulated glazing panels, shown on a plain white background.

    Everest 91 000 Series Sliding Doors & Windows

    A horizontal sliding door and window family covering single and double sliders across two- and multi-track sections, documented with rollers, glazing keepers, floor covers, drainage and air-closing adapters and full hardware schedules.

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  • Everest 92 000 Series lift-and-slide door technical cutaway: silver aluminum sill, frame and sash sections with yellow gaskets and orange thermal components, guides and insulated glazing, shown on a plain white background.

    Everest 92 000 Series Lift & Slide Doors

    A lift-and-slide aluminum door family documented with its frame, sash and central-sash sections, closing and reinforcement profiles, glazing beads, guides, drainage components and lift-and-slide hardware.

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  • Everest 93 000 Series Minimal Slide technical cutaway: slim sliding sill and interlock sections with orange thermal components set into a flush floor build-up, carrying tall stacked glass panels, shown on a plain white background.

    Everest 93 000 Series Minimal Slide

    A premium minimal sliding window and door family documented with flush base details, slim almost frameless profiles and large glass panels for contemporary elevations with wide openings.

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  • Everest 94 000 Series economic lift-and-slide door technical cutaway: silver aluminum frame, sash and sill sections with orange thermal components, roller and guide detail and insulated glazing, shown on a plain white background.

    Everest 94 000 Series Economic Lift & Slide Doors

    An economic lift-and-slide aluminum door family, documented in the manufacturer catalog supplied to Abricos Glass with its sections, components and lift-and-slide hardware.

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Final glass make-up, profile selection, anchors, spans, panel and sash sizes, hardware, drainage and any thermal, acoustic or structural value require current Everest submittals plus project-specific architect, engineer and code review. Nothing on this page is a code approval, a performance guarantee or a project-specific recommendation.

Technical documents

The official Everest PDFs behind these pages. Each technical catalog belongs to one series. Catalog values apply to the configurations documented inside the catalog. They are not universal performance values for every project, and they are not US or Colorado code approval.

Official Everest manufacturer document supplied by Abricos Glass.

Where to start if you know the application, not the series

Each application below maps to the Everest family documented for it. Start from the application if the design team has not named a series yet, or go straight to the series page if it has. Design teams carrying a series into a specification can start with the architects and builders page.

Abricos Glass accepts sales and specification inquiries for these series on Colorado projects from its office in Littleton, Colorado. Availability and suitability are confirmed for each project. Abricos Glass does not claim authorised or exclusive distributorship, does not operate a showroom, warehouse or inventory for these systems, does not perform in-house extrusion or system fabrication, does not guarantee their performance and does not claim completed projects using them.

Questions about the series documentation

Where does the data on these series pages come from?
From the Everest technical catalogs and the Everest presentation supplied to Abricos Glass. Nothing is inferred or amended, and each figure stays attached to the series and configuration it was documented for.
Do the CE and EN references mean these systems are code-approved in the United States?
No. CE and EN references are European manufacturer catalog documentation. They are not US or Colorado code approval, which is determined by the project design team and the authority having jurisdiction.
Does Abricos Glass stock or distribute these series?
Abricos Glass accepts sales and specification inquiries for these series on Colorado projects, from its base in Littleton, Colorado. It does not claim authorised or exclusive distribution, inventory, a warehouse, a showroom, fabrication of these systems, guaranteed performance or completed projects using them.
Are all twelve series available in every region?
No such claim is made. Availability for a specific series, configuration and region is confirmed per project against current Everest documentation.

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