| Window Types |
Double Hung. Also known as a sash window,
the window panels open by sliding up and down in
vertical grooves, possibly aided by a system of
cords and balanced weights. Open by sliding one
sash vertically past another.
the window panels open by sliding up and down in
vertical grooves, possibly aided by a system of
cords and balanced weights. Open by sliding one
sash vertically past another.
A casement window is a window with hinges
attached at the side and crank out to open
vertically, like a door.
attached at the side and crank out to open
vertically, like a door.
An awning window is a window that is
hinged at the top and swings open
from the bottom outward.
hinged at the top and swings open
from the bottom outward.
Bow & Bay windows are window
combinations that project outward from
a home. Usually fixed windows.
combinations that project outward from
a home. Usually fixed windows.
Skylight Are designed for installation
of sloped surfaces. Such as the roof.
of sloped surfaces. Such as the roof.
Glider/Slider A horizontal sash
window by sliding one sash horizontally
past the other.
window by sliding one sash horizontally
past the other.
Specialty or "odd shaped" windows are
generally stationary windows with curved
shapes or angles other than 90°.
generally stationary windows with curved
shapes or angles other than 90°.
Picture & transom windows are
stationary windows designed to match
double-hung or casement windows.
stationary windows designed to match
double-hung or casement windows.
Colonial style or Grilled are sash or
fixed windows with interior or exterior
grilling. We refer to colonials as
EXTERIOR GRILL windows.
fixed windows with interior or exterior
grilling. We refer to colonials as
EXTERIOR GRILL windows.
Below are the various window types found in homes today. Compare the
pictorial illustrations to your actual windows when submitting your request.
pictorial illustrations to your actual windows when submitting your request.
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