Selecting the right windows can significantly enhance your home’s style, functionality, and comfort. Properly placed venting windows can harness prevailing winds for better airflow. Additionally, pairing multiple windows or choosing large picture windows can add character and showcase your view. Discover the options below.
Casement
Casement windows are hinged at the side and rotate outward to provide ventilation. Casements are easy to operate via their crank handle. Multipoint locks are typical to casements windows, and insure an easy and secure fit when locked in place.
Awning
Awning windows are hinged at the top and swing outward for ventilation. Awnings are easily operated with a crank handle and are secured with locks on each side. Awning windows can be paired with picture windows to allow for ventilation at the top or at the bottom of a window configuration.
Picture
Picture windows feature insulated glass units glazed directly into the window frame. Also known as direct set windows, picture windows maximize visible light compared to other windows. They can be paired with operating windows but might provide slightly unbalanced sightlines.
Slider
Horizontal sliders (also known as gliders) can slide to the left or right and are a cost-effective yet energy-efficient choice. An integral pull rail allows the slider to operate effortlessly and robust locks keep the sash in place for a tight seal.
Single hung
Single Hungs (also known as vertical sliders) feature a stationary upper panel and a venting lower sash that glides upward for ventilation. Hidden balances allow the sash to be opened to any desired height.
Double hung
Double hung windows allow you to open both the upper and lower sashes, promoting air circulation and making them easy to clean. Their sleek, classic look complements any home style.
