In an effort to combat this issue, manufacturers invented grids in the form of wooden inserts.
Whether by sea, or horse and carriage, glass producers found their windows would break in transit time and time again. In the early 1600’s human beings had a tough time transporting oversized windows from the manufacturing site to the house that was being constructed. Prior to advancements in logistical technology grids were paramount to the window fabrication process. But it is little known the first ever grids actually served a vital role in the creation of modern windows. Those easily distinguishable glass dividers are widely known for their hand in style, and cleaning functionality on newer windows. Others express an interest in custom grids when they price their project. While many Texas homeowners choose to purchase their replacement windows with out grids to maintain the ‘modern’ look.
More often than not window grids make the biggest difference in the aesthetic of your new replacement windows.
