A lot of people refer to Integrity as a “builder grade” window and Infinity as a custom replacement window. Marvin Integrity, on the other hand, was designed as a new construction window for residential, multi-family or light commercial applications. The installation methods and accessories and options are all built to support installation into an existing opening. The Infinity window line was designed by Marvin as a replacement-only window product. The Everwood product by Infinity is not actually wood…it is a fiberglass veneer made to look like wood and is actually paintable and stainable. The Integrity wood window can come in unfinished pine or pre-painted white pine whereas the Infinity window can come in EVERWOOD or pre-finished white fiberglass. The biggest difference is that the Integrity line comes with a wood interior versus an all-fiberglass exterior for the Infinity line.
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The Integrity and Infinity Windows have one main thing in common and that is the 100% Fiberglass Exterior made of Marvin’s patented ULTREX fiberglass. The two lines of windows we are comparing are the Infinity all-fiberglass window and the Integrity wood-fiberglass window. Note: The Marvin Integrity line is offered in an all-fiberglass option, but because of limited size availability, we won’t be including it this post. Before we get into the nitty gritty, if you’re confusing Integrity and Infinity, know that you aren’t the only one. The reality is that these windows are more similar than dissimilar, but there are important differences. Hopefully, this blog post will help clear up the confusion. We often get questions about the difference between Marvin’s Infinity Window line and their Integrity Window line. Contact Usĭownload the NIST sheet: Marvin (Integrity Windows, Inc.At Wrightway Home Improvements, our flagship window offering is Infinity from Marvin Windows.
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A full report on the results including recommendation or options for next steps was presented by GENEDGE.
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GENEDGE held two on-site sessions with personnel comparing their current state quality management processes to the requirements of ISO 9001:2015. GENEDGE, part of the MEP National Network™, was asked to conduct an ISO 9001 gap assessment on Marvin’s existing QMS to identify areas for improvement toward achieving ISO 9001:2015 certification. Management desired to improve their QMS and become fully ISO 9001:2015 certified to reduce or eliminate process variations. However since the QMS was not maintained over time, Marvin began experiencing a decline in production reliability and product repeatability. Marvin’s Roanoke Facility was previously ISO 9001 certified but dropped their certification while keeping the Quality Management System (QMS). It is now run by fourth-generation members of the founder’s family and employs more than 5,500 workers in 15 cities. Marvin grew out of a lumber company founded in Warroad, Minnesota, over 100 years ago by George Marvin. Marvin, located in Roanoke, Virginia, creates and manufactures premium fiberglass composites for mid- to high-end commercial and residential windows and doors. Marvin’s Director of Operations reported the following anticipated impacts for the next three years:ġ50 anticipated created or retained jobs About Marvin (Integrity Windows, Inc.) Following successful preparation for certification, Marvin could now proudly claim their ISO 9001:2015 certification.
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