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Comfort Shield Series

CWS's vinyl non-impact line for inland Florida residential and light-commercial projects.

Vinyl non-impact line for inland Florida residential and light-commercial. Seven configurations covering single hung, double hung, casement, awning, sliding, picture, and a patio…

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7 windows & doors in the Comfort Shield Series

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CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Casement

CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Casement

Casement

Vinyl non-impact casement with a fold-away crank that retracts flat against the frame so it does not interfere with curtains or blinds. AAMA LC35-LC50.

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CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Double Hung

CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Double Hung

Double Hung

Vinyl non-impact double-hung with both sashes independently operable and tilt-in for cleaning. AAMA R20-R50 (dual-pane), R25-R50 (triple-pane).

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CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Single Hung

Single Hung

Vinyl non-impact single-hung with AutoLock automatic locking, tamper-prevention interlocking checkrail, and steel hardware reinforcement. AAMA R35-LC50.

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CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Sliding Window

Horizontal Roller

Vinyl non-impact horizontal sliding window with durable sash rollers and AutoLock automatic locking. AAMA R25-R50, sized up to 96 by 62 inches.

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CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Picture (Fixed Frame Rectangle)

Fixed Window

Vinyl non-impact picture window with a multichambered frame. The highest AAMA Performance Class in the Comfort Shield line (CW30-CW50), up to 108 inches wide.

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CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Awning

Awning

Vinyl non-impact awning, top-hinged for ventilation in light rain. Fold-away crank, AAMA LC35-LC50, sized up to 59.5 by 43.5 inches.

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CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Sliding Patio Door

Sliding Glass Door

Vinyl non-impact sliding patio door in 2-panel OX or XO configurations, factory-assembled or knock-down. Optional between-the-glass blinds. AAMA LC35-LC50.

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Overview

About the Comfort Shield Series

Comfort Shield is CWS's vinyl non-impact line, the inland option for Florida residential and light-commercial projects where the building code does not require impact glazing. Seven configurations cover the full range (single-hung, double-hung, casement, awning, sliding window, picture window, and a sliding patio door), with AAMA Performance Class and Grade ratings spanning R20 through CW50, so the same line stretches from standard residential up into light-commercial window classes.

Armor Pro specs Comfort Shield on inland and non-HVHZ addresses where the driver is price and energy rather than storm rating. It is not an impact line, so any opening that needs impact glass moves up the CWS range: StormStrong for entry-level coastal impact, Hurricane Guard for HVHZ. Comfort Shield is the non-impact vinyl choice when the project simply needs a solid, code-compliant window at the budget end.

Compliance

Approvals & Certifications

12+ current Miami-Dade NOAs and Florida Product Approvals tied to the Comfort Shield Series — each verifiable by approval number below.

AuthorityApproval #ProductIssuedExpires
FL DBPR FL41990.R3 CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Single Hung 2024-10-01 —
FL DBPR FL41987.R4 CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Single Hung 2024-10-01 —
FL DBPR FL41975.R4 CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Single Hung 2024-10-01 —
FL DBPR FL42009.R1 CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Single Hung 2023-07-25 —
FL DBPR FL42007.R1 CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Single Hung 2023-07-25 —
FL DBPR FL42003.R1 CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Single Hung 2023-07-25 —
FL DBPR FL42009 CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Single Hung — —
FL DBPR FL42007 CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Single Hung — —
FL DBPR FL42003 CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Single Hung — —
FL DBPR FL41990 CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Single Hung — —
FL DBPR FL41987 CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Single Hung — —
FL DBPR FL41975 CWS Comfort Shield Vinyl Single Hung — —
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Frequently Asked Questions

No. Comfort Shield is CWS's vinyl non-impact line, built for inland Florida residential and light-commercial projects where the building code does not require impact glazing. It does not carry a Miami-Dade NOA and is not for coastal HVHZ exposure. If your address needs impact glass, we'd move you to StormStrong for entry coastal impact or Hurricane Guard for HVHZ.

Comfort Shield is the broadest CWS non-impact line, with seven configurations: single-hung, double-hung, casement, awning, sliding window, picture window, and a sliding patio door. That range lets us handle most of an inland home from one line. To see how the styles look together on your elevation, you can use our Window and Door Designer and Visualizer.

Comfort Shield uses multichambered vinyl frames with Low-E insulated glass and optional triple-pane and foam-filled frame upgrades, and CWS markets strong air-infiltration and U-factor numbers across the line. For an inland project where the driver is energy and price rather than storm rating, that's a competitive package. We confirm the specific glass and frame options and their ratings when we build the quote.

Comfort Shield is rated under the AAMA Performance Class and Grade system, spanning R20 through CW50 depending on the style, where R is residential, LC is light commercial, and CW is commercial window. Those classes describe structural and air-water performance, which is the relevant metric for a non-impact window. Because it is not an impact line, the choice comes down to class, energy, and price rather than a design pressure for storm protection.

Comfort Shield uses a fade-resistant vinyl with the color formulated throughout the material, so minor scratches stay less visible and the frame doesn't need painting or refinishing. Vinyl handles inland Florida heat well and is low-maintenance. For salt-spray coastal exposure we'd usually point you toward an aluminum line instead, which we can compare side by side.

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