Anlin windows & doors
Explore Catalina, Panoramic, Coronado, and Malibu in one place, then narrow the frame, operation, glass, color, hardware, and door configuration that fit your home.
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Compare Anlin’s window families, operating styles, glass packages, colors, grids, hardware, patio doors, and pet-door options without hunting through separate brochures.
Final availability, dimensions, egress requirements, glass performance, color, hardware, and warranty coverage still depend on the measured opening and written proposal.
Four product families
Catalina and Panoramic cover the core replacement-window styles. Coronado adds double-operating and projecting windows. Malibu carries the same design language into sliding and swinging patio doors.
Balanced sightlines
Anlin’s original replacement-window design pairs an even-sightline frame with the core slider, hung, picture, and geometric styles used throughout a home.
2-7/8" frame depth
Maximum glass area
A narrower-profile frame designed to preserve more visible glass and daylight while retaining Anlin’s core replacement-window operating styles.
2-7/8" frame depth
Specialty operation
The deeper companion frame supports double-operating and projecting styles, including double-hung, double-slider, casement, awning, bay, bow, and garden windows.
3-1/4" frame depth
Coordinating patio doors
Sliding and swinging French patio doors coordinate with Anlin window finishes, grids, glass packages, hardware, and eligible in-glass pet doors.
Sliding and swinging configurations| Family | Frame | Best starting point | Product range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catalina | 2-7/8" even sightline | Balanced whole-home replacement | Slider, hung, picture, geometric, combinations |
| Panoramic | 2-7/8" narrow profile | More visible glass and daylight | Slider, hung, picture, geometric, combinations |
| Coronado | 3-1/4" traditional profile | Double-operating and projecting styles | Double slider/hung, casement, awning, bay, bow, garden |
| Malibu | Coordinating vinyl door frame | Patio access and indoor-outdoor living | Sliding, French, transoms, sidelights, pet doors |
Detailed product pages
Each product page brings the strongest photography, specifications, configurations, performance data, options, technical resources, and FAQs for that product into one direct path.
Anlin Catalina SeriesA versatile vinyl replacement series designed for beauty, energy efficiency, durability, and straightforward operation.View product Anlin Panoramic SeriesA slim-profile vinyl series made to increase glass area, natural light, and a clean contemporary view.View product Anlin Coronado SeriesCompanion windows with the added frame depth needed for operating styles beyond Catalina and Panoramic.View product 
Anlin Malibu Sliding Patio DoorA vinyl sliding patio door designed to coordinate with Anlin replacement window collections.View product 
Anlin Malibu Swinging French DoorA hinged French-door option designed as a companion to Anlin window systems.View product 
Anlin In-Glass Pet DoorA pet door built into the insulated glass of eligible Malibu sliding and swinging patio doors.View product Product imagery is shown for comparison. Final colors, glass, hardware, dimensions, ratings, warranty terms, and Arizona availability are confirmed from current samples and the written proposal.
Window catalog
Compare individual operating styles and the wider combination windows used to build a coordinated whole-home plan.
Catalina + Panoramic
Catalina uses a balanced even-sightline frame. Panoramic uses a narrower profile for more visible glass. Both share these core styles and combinations.
One sash slides horizontally while the other remains fixed.
The lower sash opens vertically beneath a fixed upper sash.
A fixed window that prioritizes uninterrupted glass and daylight.
Fixed architectural shapes for arches and custom compositions.
A fixed center lite with sliding vents at both ends.
A wide fixed center view flanked by two operable single-hung windows.
A fixed picture window above a shorter horizontal slider.
Coronado
Coronado adds the deeper frame required for double-operating and projecting windows while also supporting fixed and specialty compositions.
Both horizontal sashes slide for flexible ventilation and easier cleaning.
Both vertical sashes operate for top, bottom, or balanced airflow.
A side-hinged sash opens outward with a crank for broad ventilation.
A top-hinged sash projects outward to ventilate while helping shed light rain.
Fixed glass for larger views and coordinated Coronado compositions.
Fixed specialty shapes that coordinate with the deeper Coronado frame.
Projecting multi-window assemblies that add depth, light, and a wider field of view.
A projecting glass enclosure suited to plants, herbs, and display space.
Frame design
The frame choice changes how much frame versus glass you see. Compare the complete window and the internal profile side by side.
More visible glass
The narrower Panoramic frame is intended to reduce visual bulk around the opening and preserve more glass area.
Balanced frame proportions
Catalina and Coronado use a more traditional profile with balanced sightlines across fixed and operating sashes.
Anlin identifies the extrusion as titanium-dioxide-infused vinyl with fusion-welded corners.
Triple-fin antimicrobial weatherstripping creates multiple barriers against air, dirt, moisture, and sound.
Rollers and constant-force balance systems are matched to sliding and hung products.
Compatible even-sightline windows include a latch for limited ventilation while the sash remains partially secured.
Lock hardware attaches to reinforcement, and meeting rails interlock to resist prying.
The brochure lists clearer-view screen material with airflow, insect, and watershed benefits.
Glass packages
Anlin lists climate-specific Low-E options and separate performance upgrades. The numbers below are the brochure’s published values for Catalina single-slider/single-hung windows and Malibu sliding doors with standard 2-3/4" rails—not universal values for every size and configuration.
All-climate starting point
Anlin’s standard Low-E family, shown with argon-filled insulating glass packages.
Warm-to-hot climates
A four-layer Low-E coating intended to reduce solar heat while retaining useful daylight.
Hot-climate solar control
The lowest SHGC values in the brochure’s published Catalina and Malibu comparison tables.
Mild climates
A manufacturer-listed glass package for milder climate requirements.
Cold climates
A manufacturer-listed package focused on colder-climate performance and visible light.
Outside-noise reduction
Anlin describes the upgrade as reducing outside noise by up to 50% compared with standard dual-pane windows.
| Glass package | U-Factor | SHGC | UV Block |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anlin Infinit-e with Argon Gas | 0.27 | 0.22 | 95% |
| Anlin Infinit-e / QuadraTherm with Argon Gas | 0.23 | 0.21 | 95% |
| Anlin SunMatrix with Argon Gas | 0.27 | 0.18 | 99% |
| Anlin SunMatrix / QuadraTherm with Argon Gas | 0.23 | 0.17 | 99% |
| Anlin SunShield with Argon Gas | 0.28 | 0.14 | 98% |
| Anlin SunShield / QuadraTherm with Argon Gas | 0.24 | 0.14 | 98% |
| Glass package | U-Factor | SHGC | UV Block |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anlin Infinit-e with Argon Gas | 0.29 | 0.21 | 95% |
| Anlin Infinit-e / QuadraTherm with Argon Gas | 0.25 | 0.21 | 95% |
| Anlin SunMatrix with Argon Gas | 0.29 | 0.17 | 99% |
| Anlin SunMatrix / QuadraTherm with Argon Gas | 0.25 | 0.17 | 99% |
| Anlin SunShield with Argon Gas | 0.29 | 0.14 | 98% |
| Anlin SunShield / QuadraTherm with Argon Gas | 0.25 | 0.13 | 98% |
Peel-off protective film intended to protect glass through manufacturing, delivery, and installation.
An exterior coating intended to help break down dirt and pollutants.
A warm-edge, low-conductance spacer listed as a commercial-rated upgrade.
An interior-facing heat-retention coating available with several published glass packages.
Optional laminated security glass listed to ASTM F1233 forced-entry testing.
Optional tempered safety glass listed to ANSI Z97.1-2015 and CPSC 16 CFR 1201 Category II.
U-Factor measures heat transfer; lower is generally better. SHGC measures admitted solar heat; lower numbers are typically useful in hot, sunny climates. Exact ratings change with the complete window or door configuration.
Colors, privacy glass, grids & hardware
Digital swatches are a comparison aid, not a final color match. Confirm the selected frame with a physical dealer sample in natural daylight.
Frame colors
Core vinyl colors
White
Adobe
TanExterior and interior capstock on select products
Designer BlackOptional solar-reflective exterior finishes
Architectural Black
Architectural Bronze
Architectural Silver
Classic Gray
Espresso
Taupe
Red Pepper
Rose Wood
Desert Tan
Sandstone
Divine Wine
Forest GreenPrivacy glass
Standard Obscure
Etch Matte
Glue Chip
Rain
Delta Frost
Reed
FlemishDivided-light details
Window hardware
Low-profile cam lock with finish choices shown below.
Optional lock that engages as the sash closes.
Optional 1/4-inch stainless-steel dead bolt for eligible sliding windows.
White
Adobe
Tan
Bronze
Satin Black
Brushed Nickel
Polished BrassMalibu patio doors
In the diagrams, X marks an operating panel and O marks a fixed panel. Final handing is confirmed from the exterior view during the project review.
Malibu sliding patio doors
White · Adobe · Tan · Satin Black · Bronze · Satin Nickel · Polished Brass
Malibu swinging French doors
White · Satin Black · Bronze · Satin Nickel · Polished Brass
In-glass pet doors
The pet-door frame is integrated into the insulated glass rather than added as a separate wall or screen-door insert. Panel colors shown by Anlin are White, Tan, and Adobe.
| Size | Pet weight | Opening |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 15 lbs max. | 4-1/4" × 8-1/4" |
| Medium | 40 lbs max. | 7-1/4" × 12-1/4" |
| Large | 100 lbs max. | 9-1/4" × 16-1/4" |
| X-Large | 200 lbs max. | 12-3/4" × 23-3/4" |
Product sources
Product names, options, diagrams, swatches, and published performance values were checked against Anlin’s current collection pages and 2024 product brochure.
Start with a clearer plan
Use this catalog to narrow the series, style, glass, and finish. The on-site visit confirms the opening, performance package, physical color sample, hardware, and final configuration.
