Which Window Type Is The Best Fit For Your Home?
- Bay Windows
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Bay Window A Bay Window is created by combining three or more windows together that are made to come out beyond the wall of the house at an angle. The types of windows can vary, but maintain the same angle as to increase the amount of light let into the home and create a dramatic effect.
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- Single & Double Hung Windows
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Single & Double Hung Windows Single hung windows are your traditional windows that can only be ventilated from the bottom sash. Double hung windows ventilate from both sashes. Ideal for most regular placements, these windows offer convenience and utility.
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- Casement Windows
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Casement Windows Casement windows combine all the beauty of beautiful, broad-paned views with the ability to swing them open for maximum ventilation.
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- Awning Windows
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Awning Windows Awning windows are usually smaller in size, but can function well as a larger window. They are hung from the top allowing for ventilation when swung out from the bottom. They are oftentimes placed higher up on a wall to help maintain privacy.
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- Slider Windows
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Sliding Windows Sliding windows are the choice windows for rooms that have a need for adequate, yet compact, ventilation, as they do not open outwards.
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- Picture Windows
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Picture Windows These windows do not offer any option for ventilation as they do not open. Because of this, they can increase the energy efficiency of your home and open up the living areas with lots of light.
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- Custom & Combo Windows
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Custom & Combination Windows Custom window options allow for the utmost expression in the design of your home without being interrupted with the rectangular placement structure for nearly all other types of windows. Really open up your creativity, and your space.
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