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Double-Hung Windows
Double-hung windows have two operable sashes that move vertically, giving you flexibility over how air enters the room. Their familiar design works with many architectural styles, and the ability to open the window from either the top or bottom makes them a versatile choice for bedrooms, living areas, and other spaces.
Single-Hung Windows
Single-hung windows pair an operable lower sash with a fixed upper sash. The straightforward design provides ventilation while reducing the number of moving components in the window. They are well suited to homeowners who want a traditional appearance and practical functionality without requiring both portions of the window to open.
Casement Windows
Casement windows are hinged along the side and open outward, typically using a crank mechanism. Because the sash opens away from the frame, casement designs can provide generous ventilation and broad outdoor views. They also work particularly well in areas where reaching and lifting a traditional sliding sash may be inconvenient.
Sliding Windows
Sliding windows open horizontally along a track rather than moving vertically. Their low-profile operation makes them useful for wide openings and rooms where homeowners want ample glass area without an outward-swinging sash. They combine simple operation with a clean appearance that can complement both traditional and contemporary homes.
Picture Windows
Picture windows do not open, allowing the design to prioritize glass area, natural light, and uninterrupted views. They can serve as substantial standalone windows or be paired with operable styles. Because there are no moving sashes, they are particularly useful in areas where ventilation is not a priority.
Bay & Bow Windows
Bay and bow windows extend outward from the exterior wall to create a more dimensional window arrangement. Their multiple glass panels can bring additional daylight into a room, expand exterior views, and create a distinctive architectural feature. Depending on the configuration, operable windows can also be incorporated for ventilation.
Specialty Windows
Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward from the bottom. This configuration allows ventilation through a compact opening and can work well higher on a wall or in combination with other window styles. Their horizontal proportions also make them useful in spaces where a traditional vertical window is less practical.
Specialty Windows
Specialty and geometric windows make it possible to fit distinctive openings or introduce a stunning architectural accent. Depending on the selected manufacturer and product line, homeowners can explore custom shapes and configurations that complement rooflines, entryways, vaulted spaces, and other design features that standard rectangular windows may not suit.
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