Links to Download files:

Rigid Vinyl Windows (MS Word doc)

Rigid Vinyl Windows (PDF)

Vinyl Sliding Patio Door (MS Word doc)

Vinyl Sliding Patio Door (PDF)

Link to CAD Drawings in *.dwg and *.pdf formats

Spencer Walcott CAD

• Double Hung (1-5)
• Double Hung Bay (3 – 5)
• Double Hung Bow (3 – 5)
• Single Hung (1 – 5)
• Archtop Single Hung (1 – 3)
• Single Hung Bay (3 – 5)
• Single Hung Bow (3 – 5)
• Casement Stationary (1 – 5)
• Casement (1 – 5)
• Casement Bay (3 – 5)
• Casement Bow (3 – 5)
• Awning (1 – 6)
• Single Slider (1 – 2)
• Double Slider (1 – 2)
• Triple Slider (1 – 2)
• Hopper (1 – 5)
• Picture (1 – 6)
• Transom (1 – 5)
• Garage Transom (1)
• Geometric (varies by style)
• Radius (varies by style)

 All units are 3/4″ Insulating Glass Units made with Duralite spacer/sealant

• Clear
• Low-e
• Low-e Tempered
• Low-e/Argon/Tempered
• Clear Tempered
• PassivGlas
• Low-e/Obscure
• Low-e/Argon/Obscure
• Low-e/Argon/Obscure Tempered
• Obscure Tempered
• Obscure/Obscure
• Mapes Panel

Grille Between Glass – Rectangular Grille Bars

Grille Between Glass – Contoured Grille Bars

Simulated Divided Lite – 5/8″ Grille Bars

Simulated Divided Lite – 7/8″ Grille Bars

• New Construction – Standard Wall
• New Construction – Air/Moisture Barrier Wall
• Patio Door
• Replacement Window

• Spencer Walcott Download or Print version
• Spencer Walcott Online version

Jump to Spencer Walcott Portfolio Page for some amazing projects featuring the Spencer Walcott.

Spencer Walcott Mathews is regarded as the founding “brother” of Mathews Brothers. He was born February 10, 1829 in Searsmont, Maine, the oldest of seven children born to Morrill and Rebecca Mathews.

Spencer learned his trade working both in Belfast and Rockland, Maine. In 1854, as part owner of a sash and blinds factory in Belfast, Maine, Spencer was joined by his brother Noah. The two formed N.M. & S.W. Mathews. Six years later, younger brother Sanford came aboard and they changed the name to Mathews & Company. In 1873, the name you know us by, Mathews Brothers, became a staple of Belfast’s industry.

Spencer was known for his attention to detail and his love for his company and community. It was said of him that he carefully inspected every piece of work that left the plant during the first critical years. Spencer Walcott Mathews died September 16, 1889.

Today, we apply those same principles and that’s why we’re proud to name this product family after Spencer Walcott Mathews.

– Maine Biographies, Harrie B. Coe