With numerous window types to choose from, it can be difficult to know exact which window best fits your needs, style, and budget. This handy guide outlines 5 of the most popular window styles, and the features and benefits of each.
- Double Hung Windows
Double Hung windows are durably built to withstand everyday wear and tear. The expertly constructed sashes raise, lower, and tilt in for easy cleaning and maintenance. Additional features of this window type include two panes of glass with low-e and argon for energy efficiency, and high efficient drainage system to prevent water and debris accumulation.
Learn more about Double Hung Windows - Casement Windows
Casement Windows swing out to the side and up to open. The beveled exterior sash design creates the appearance a larger glass area, which gives the windows an attractive, slimline look. They are one of the most energy-efficient window types due to the fact the window sash presses against the frame upon closing, which creates a tight seal that prevents cold air from entering.
Learn more about Casement Windows - Bay and Bow Windows
Bay windows protrude from the exterior wall, which creates additional interior space. They consist of a center window and two side windows. Bow windows are made up of four or five windows (or more) to create a circular area that protrudes from the main wall. Both Bay and Bow Windows are custom made to provide three-dimensional beauty, create dramatic new looks, and add style and space to your home.
Learn more about Bay and Bow Windows - Garden Windows
Garden Windows protrude outside of the exterior wall of the home, and are in essence mini bay windows, with side ventilation and a shelf area for plants (which is how they earned their name). These windows have a fully welded mainframe for strength and stability, and include twin-sealing, full screened, operating casements that improves weather protection.
Learn more about Garden Windows - Sliding Windows
Sliding Windows have two sections that open horizontally, with each sash sliding left or right. They feature two panes of glass with low-e/argon for energy efficiency. This type of window is ideal for rooms facing walkways or patios because the windows do not protrude or swing out from the wall, and they are best-suited for openings that are wider than they are tall.
Learn more about Sliding Windows
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