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Robert Wood Johnson Hospital

New Brunswick, NJ

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WINCO added an accessory panel to each window to make them look uniform on the outside while providing the required patient protection on the inside.
WINCO added an accessory panel to each window to make them look uniform on the outside while providing the required patient protection on the inside.
WINCO added an accessory panel to each window to make them look uniform on the outside while providing the required patient protection on the inside.
WINCO added an accessory panel to each window to make them look uniform on the outside while providing the required patient protection on the inside.
WINCO added an accessory panel to each window to make them look uniform on the outside while providing the required patient protection on the inside.
WINCO added an accessory panel to each window to make them look uniform on the outside while providing the required patient protection on the inside.
WINCO added an accessory panel to each window to make them look uniform on the outside while providing the required patient protection on the inside.
WINCO added an accessory panel to each window to make them look uniform on the outside while providing the required patient protection on the inside.

Project Details

WINCO Window and Window City worked together in determining the best window option for the hospital’s needs, then Window City’s in-house crew installed more than 40 specially designed WINCO 8800 Psychiatric 1450L Fixed Projected Casement windows. Instead of unsightly psychiatric screens, WINCO added an accessory panel to each window to make them look uniform on the outside while providing the required patient protection on the inside. The windows are tested to resist breakage from more than 300 pounds of swinging force. Just as importantly, these windows allow for healing natural light to flow into the patient rooms.

Products Used

Products Used

8800 Retro-Fit
1450

Project Features

Project Features

Human Impact Resistant

Project Teams

Architect
NK Architects

Glazing Contractor
Window City

General Contractor
OA Peterson Construction Co.

Representative
Tony Dispoto

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