Wausau Homes Welcomes JELD-WEN Windows
 You have high expectations. We do too. So we’re proud to announce that Wausau Homes has selected JELD-WEN as its window supplier of choice. Beginning February 1, 2008, all new orders received for standard product models will be specified, drawn and shipped with beautiful JELD-WEN windows.
Established in 1960, JELD-WEN is a highly respected, nationally recognized window manufacturer with a reputation for products of exceptional quality. Choose from wood, aluminum-clad wood, or vinyl windows, all with energy-efficient glass and a variety of designs and options that perfectly complement your Wausau Home.
JELD-WEN: Reliability for Real Life ®
 Rooms that Go with the Flow
Need a space that keeps up with your changing needs? Consider a home plan with a loft. The best thing about a loft—besides the square footage and value it adds to your home—is that you can use it as a game room, teen hangout or home office today, and convert it to a reading area, work-out space, or study in the future.
Open to the floor below, a loft also adds a spacious feel to your home and provides you with an expansive view of the main living area. So no matter what purpose your loft serves, you’re never too far from the action.
Lofts: The perfect place to do—whatever!
 Affordable Luxury
Mansions have them. Luxury hotels have them. And now you can have one too. Designed Stairs, Inc. creates elegant, curved staircases that you can afford. Exquisitely crafted of rich hardwood and accented by your choice of baluster and newel styles, a staircase from Designed Stairs is a dramatic addition to your new Wausau Home. And you don’t have to be a Rockefeller to have one.
Curved staircases from Designed Stairs: The elegance you’ve always dreamed of.
Your Guide to Building Terms
Do you understand all the terms your builder uses? Probably not! With so many industry-specific words, it can seem like a foreign language. We’re here to help. Each month, this section of our e-newsletter highlights a different term to help you become familiar with “builder-ese.”
When it comes to sloped ceilings, there are several terms you should know:
 Hip
The external angle formed by the meeting of two sloping sides of a roof.
Dutch Hip
Not a full hip: The hip terminates short of the ridge, leaving a small gable end exposed.
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