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Low-profile inside-mount units designed for manufactured home interior frames. Mount directly into your existing frame for a flush, factory-standard fit. No shimming required.
Add a secondary layer of insulation without the $400+ cost of a full window replacement. Stop drafts at the source and lower your utility bills with a seasonal interior seal.
Every unit features a consistent white aluminum finish and matching frame profile. Whether you order one or ten, your home maintains a clean, uniform look across every room.
Before your order ships, our North Carolina team verifies your measurements to confirm the right fit. We've been doing this since 1994. One call is all it takes to avoid a costly reorder.
A storm window solves the draft. These are the products that finish the job around it.
Storm windows block cold air. Screens handle ventilation when the storm window comes down in warmer months. If your existing screens are torn or missing, replace them while the window area is already cleared.
Latches, tracks, balances, and hardware for your existing windows. If the original window beneath the new storm unit has worn hardware, address it before the storm window goes over it. A stuck window underneath defeats the purpose of the second barrier.
If your opening width does not match the available storm window sizes, or the original frame is damaged, a full replacement is the more reliable fix. Browse aluminum and vinyl replacement windows sized for manufactured home openings.
Window installation often exposes damage to the siding panel directly above or beside the opening. If you find gaps or water damage around the frame while fitting your storm window, address the siding before sealing everything back up.
Storm windows are non-returnable once opened. Five minutes of measuring now stops a costly reorder later. Not sure about your measurements? Review our returns and refunds policy or call us before you order: 1-800-368-6208.
Measure the rough opening width and height at three points each: top, middle, and bottom. Use the smallest measurement. Manufactured home window openings are not always perfectly square. The smallest reading determines your fit.
Storm windows mount inside the frame and need enough recess depth to sit flush. Measure the depth from the interior glass surface to the interior wall edge. If the recess is less than 1 inch, call us before ordering: 1-800-368-6208.
Storm windows come in six widths: 14", 18", 30", 36", 40", and 46". If your opening width does not match one of these exactly, a storm window will not seat flush. In that case, a full window replacement may be the right path.
Many sizes show out of stock. Check availability on the product page before scheduling your installation. If your size is out of stock, call us to ask about incoming shipments or browse available window sizes.
Manufactured homes built before the mid-1990s came with single-pane aluminum windows to keep costs and wall weight low. Storm windows are the cost-effective retrofit. They add a second thermal barrier inside the existing frame for a fraction of full replacement cost.
Yes. Manufactured home openings are narrower and shallower than site-built frames. A standard residential storm window will not seat flush in a manufactured home track. Every unit here is sized for manufactured home interior frame dimensions.
No. Widths on this page run 14", 18", 30", 36", 40", and 46". Heights run 21" to 68". Measure your rough opening at three points before ordering. If your width does not match one of those six options, a storm window will not seat correctly.
Manufactured home walls are shallower than site-built construction. The window recess is shorter. Standard residential windows are built for deeper frames and will not sit flush without modification. Mobile home storm windows are machined for that shallower profile.
Yes. Inside-mount storm windows fit over your existing unit without removing it. The storm panel mounts into the interior frame recess and creates a second barrier. No frame removal, no structural work required.
Size specificity is the main limitation. The unit must match your opening width exactly. A near fit still leaves gaps. Condensation can also form between the panels in humid climates. Wipe the interior surface periodically to prevent moisture buildup. If condensation is a persistent concern in your area, call us. We can advise whether a full window replacement makes more sense for your situation: 1-800-368-6208.
If you have single-pane windows and high heating or cooling bills, storm windows are the most cost-effective upgrade available. Starting at $60.52 per unit, they add a second barrier without touching the original frame. If the frame itself is damaged, a full window replacement is the better path.
Units here run from $60.52 to $157.10 depending on size. Two windows in one room runs approximately $120 to $300 in materials. Full window replacement runs $200 to $500 per window. For homes with intact original frames, storm windows are the stronger value.
