Name: Spectre Window 42 in. x 19 in. x 15 in. Basement Window Well
Brand: Spectre Window
SKU: SW-WIN-ACC-WELL-P4219

Plastic wells are one piece moldings in gray and neutral tones that will not rust or need paint, in widths from 37 to 44 in., projections from 12 to 19 in., and heights from 12 to 24 in. Galvanized steel area walls cover the 37 in. width in 12, 18, and 24 in. heights for jobs that call for metal, and two compact galvanized vent wells guard 20 in. foundation vent openings. Every well fastens to the foundation through side flanges and sits on an open bottom, so a gravel drainage bed below the unit carries water to the footing drain. The 37 in. x 12 in. x 24 in. plastic area wall stacks and bolts for deeper wells, and matching covers are sized to the well footprints in the companion cover program.

Highlights

Eleven stocked sizes across plastic and galvanized steel
Widths 20 to 44 in., projections 4 to 19 in., heights 12 to 24 in.
One piece plastic moldings will not rust, rot, or need paint
Galvanized steel area walls and vent wells for metal spec jobs
Side flanges fasten directly to the foundation wall
Open bottom design drains to a gravel bed below the unit
Stackable 24 in. plastic area wall builds deeper wells

Specification Table

Flagship size	42 in. W x 19 in. projection x 15 in. H
Stocked widths	20, 37, 42, 43, and 44 in.
Projections	4 to 19 in. by size
Heights	12 to 24 in. by size
Materials	High impact plastic; galvanized steel
Shape	Rounded half well
Mounting	Through flange to the foundation wall
Hardware	Masonry anchors sourced separately
Drainage	Open bottom over a gravel drainage bed
Stacking	37 x 12 x 24 in. plastic area wall stacks and bolts
Vent wells	20 in. W galvanized units for foundation vents
Weight	About 6 lb flagship size; varies by size and material (engineering estimate)
Warranty	Limited manufacturer backed warranty program, confirmed during quote review

Included Equipment

Window well or area wall unit
Pre punched flange fastening points

Installation Notes

Excavate around the window or vent, set the well so its top sits above finish grade and below the sill, and check that the flanges land on sound foundation wall.
Anchor through the side flanges with masonry fasteners rated for the foundation material; do not rely on backfill to hold the well.
Place a gravel drainage bed at least several inches deep at the base, tied to the footing drain where available, before backfilling.
Backfill in lifts against the outside of the well only, keeping soil pressure even so plastic walls stay true.
Slope finish grade away from the well so surface water sheds around it, not into it.

Warranty and Support

Warranty coverage is confirmed during quote review before release.
Quote packages include sizing review against the window opening and grade conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I pick the right well size?
Match the width to clear the window frame with room to work, the projection to the required clearance, and the height so the top sits above finish grade. Share the window size and grade depth during quote review and the sizing gets confirmed for you.

Do the wells include anchors?
No. Anchoring fasteners are sourced separately so they match your foundation material: concrete, block, or poured walls each take different anchors.

Plastic or galvanized steel?
Plastic wells will not rust and never need paint. Galvanized steel suits jobs that specify metal or see heavy contact. Both fasten and drain the same way.

Can I make a well deeper than 24 in.?
Yes. The 37 in. x 12 in. x 24 in. plastic area wall is stackable and boltable for deeper assemblies. Deeper configurations are reviewed during quote review.

Spectre Window 42 in. x 19 in. x 15 in. Basement Window Well