A sealed gutter and braided drain wire capture window condensation and route it to a collector before water damages frames or fittings.
A passive siphon tube drains sliding door and window tracks during wind-driven rain, improving drainage when weep holes are overwhelmed.
Selective hydrophobic and hydrophilic regions guide water through fenestration frame flow paths while blocking ingress into dry areas.
Localized hydrophobic and hydrophilic regions on fenestration profiles steer water to drain paths while maintaining sealing and pressure equalization.
Built-in perimeter drainage channels, weep holes, and wicking paths move water out of window and door frames to prevent hidden buildup and damage.