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Window Styles

We carry multiple window styles designed to maximize performance, functionality, and aesthetics.

Single Hung

Available in:

Impact, Non-Impact

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The single-hung window combines classic aesthetics with practical functionality. Featuring a stationary upper sash and an operable lower sash, this window style offers simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and enduring charm for various architectural styles. Its straightforward design makes it an affordable and low-maintenance choice while maintaining excellent durability and energy efficiency.

2 Panel Horizontal Roller

Available in:

Impact, Non-Impact

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Sometimes referred to as a 2 lite slider, this window style is is typically used for window openings where the width is greater than the height.

Often, you'll find these windows in showers.

Sometimes, you can replace 2 'hung' windows with a single 2 panel horizontal roller, which can save a few $ on your project.

Picture Window

Available in:

Impact, Non-Impact

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While there are many different sub-types of picture windows. The classic picture window is square or rectangular, and does not open.

They're typically found above doors, and other hard to reach places where opening the window is unnecessary.

Awning Windows

Available in:

Impact, Non-Impact

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The awning window is a stylish and functional choice, hinged at the top and opening outward to create a unique ventilation effect. Its design provides protection from the elements while allowing fresh air to flow into the space, making it ideal for both modern and traditional settings.

The distinctive upward-opening feature of awning windows sets them apart, offering versatility in design, efficient rain resistance, and a contemporary aesthetic for homeowners seeking innovative window solutions.

Single Hung Arch Top

Available in:

Impact, Non-Impact

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This window combines a single-hung window with an arched top.

Often times, original window openings have a half-circle window mulled on top of a single hung window.

While this is one of the more expensive window styles, it very often is less expensive than replacing two windows.

Double Hung

Available in:

Impact, Non-Impact

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The double-hung window is a versatile choice, distinguished by two vertically sliding sashes, both of which can be opened for enhanced ventilation and cleaning ease. Its unique design allows for efficient airflow control and easy maintenance, making it a popular choice for those seeking a blend of functionality and timeless aesthetics. The ability to operate both sashes independently sets the double-hung window apart, offering homeowners greater flexibility in controlling ventilation and facilitating straightforward cleaning.

3 Panel Horizontal Roller

Available in:

Impact, Non-Impact

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Similar to it's 2 panel counter part, this window style has 3 different panels.

This window can be used to replace 2 or more windows in an opening. The center panel is fixed, while the 2 side panels slide open.

Typical configurations include 25 | 50 | 25, or 33 | 33 | 33

Architectural Windows

Available in:

Impact, Non-Impact

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Architectural windows is a generic, catch-all term often used to refer to shaped picture windows.

Examples include Octagon, Pentagon, Oval, Circle, Trapezoids and more.

Casement Windows

Available in:

Impact, Non-Impact

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The casement window stands out with its side-hinged design, providing a sleek and unobstructed view when open. Known for its contemporary aesthetic and excellent ventilation capabilities, the casement window is operated with a crank mechanism, allowing for easy and precise control over airflow.

Its unique hinge placement distinguishes it from other window styles, making it an ideal choice for those who prioritize both functionality and modern design in their homes.

Eyebrow Window

Available in:

Impact, Non-Impact

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Another type of architectural picture window, the Eyebrow window is distinguished by it's "legs" and partially round top.

Most often, these windows are found above front doors and less often, in living rooms.

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