Milgard Tuscany vs Trinsic Windows Review

Looking at Milgard replacement windows for  your home? Milgard offers many options and as one of the best companies in the business, Milgard is a good brand to start and end your replacement window search with. In this Milgard Tuscany vs Trinsic windows review, we’ll compare two beautiful window options from Milgard to help you narrow your options. 

Milgard Tuscany vs Trinsic Windows

Milgard Tuscany windows have a beautiful and classic look that is very popular with many of our customers. Recently, Milgard began offering the Trinsic series as an option for homeowners looking for a clean, square, sleek window option. Keep reading to learn more about additional differences between these two series. 

You can use the links below to skip ahead to a particular section or visit each series’ product page to download a brochure (one brochure from each series will detail all the windows in the collection). 

• Materials
• Color Options
• Operation Styles
• Hardware
• Warranty

Download brochures for each product series on our Andersen Windows pages:

• Milgard Tuscany Vinyl Windows
• Milgard Trinsic Vinyl Windows

Materials

The Tuscany series and Trinsic series windows are both made from Milgard’s signature vinyl formula. As a vertically integrated company, Milgard has complete control over the vinyl material used to manufacture the vinyl frames in Tuscany and Trinsic windows. The difference here is more so in the design of the vinyl frames. Tuscany windows have a few more curves to them than Trinsic windows which have clean lines and square corners. 

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Color Options

Milgard vinyl windows are available in standard interior and exterior colors as well as premium exterior colors. A two-coat formulation results in dependable long-lasting colors. Premium finishes are translucent to allow UV rays to pass through the paint and reflect off the vinyl frames. This coating technology preserves the exterior finish. 

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Operation Styles

Windows come in many styles, Milgard offers all the most common styles in both Trinsic and Tuscany window collections. The Tuscany series does offer two more styles than the Trinsic series which may make a difference to some homeowners.

The Tuscany series offers a double hung style and bay and bow styles. Bay and bow styles aren’t as common in most homes as hung windows. Double hung windows are visually similar to single hung windows but have two operable sashes instead of one. Two operable sash allow you to ventilate from the top and bottom of the window. 

For a clear view of the difference between these windows you’ll want to schedule a consultation or visit a showroom, pictures don’t do windows the justice they deserve. 

Milgard Tuscany Window Operation Styles

Milgard Trinsic Window Operation Styles

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Hardware

Milgard Tuscany and Trinsic windows feature easy-to-operate SmartTouch® window locks. SmartTouch locks are incorporated into the sash for a sleek, low-profile design. A single motion can open and close the window, and lock it unlike traditional spoon locks. Milgard designed this type of lock with seniors in mind, creating a lock that enables people to operate windows and comfortably. 

SmartTouch window locks have a sleek, low-profile design and while they do look different for Tuscany and Trinsic series windows they operate the same way - lift and lower the latch, no pinching, squeezing, or twisting necessary. 

Hardware for Single Hung, Double Hung, and Horizontal Slider windows:

Hardware for Casement and Awning windows:

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Warranty

Milgard offers a Full Lifetime Warranty on all its products.

Full Lifetime Warranty Details:

• Milgard will repair or replace any defect in materials or workmanship and will pay the costs of all parts and labor for as long as the purchaser owns his home.
• Some exclusions apply.
• Coverage extends 10 years from the install date of the original warranty to the successive owners, free of charge.

See more at Milgard.com↗

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What Do We Recommend?

Milgard makes beautiful vinyl window products, if you’re deciding between Trinsic windows and Tuscany windows we recommend making you decision based on your aesthetic preferences. Although Trinsic operating styles are more limited they may meet your needs just as well as those in the Tuscany series. Remember the biggest difference between these two collections is style. 

Choose Tuscany windows if you like beveled edges or choose Trinsic windows if you like sharp corners and fewer lines. 

Brennan Enterprises offers window sales and installation services to homeowners and businesses in North Texas, give us a call or fill out a form to schedule your free in-home virtual consultation.

Brennan

Published

April 27, 2020

Updated

July 13, 2021

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