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Traditional
in appearance. Single-hung windows slide vertically and are reminiscent of old-style
sash windows. Combine them with a picture window for more impact. |
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Turn
kitchen windows into mini-greenhouses. Garden windows extend out from wall to
make the most of light from above and all sides sides. Shelf for plants and other
adornments. |
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Bottom sash
slides vertically for venting, plus tilts for easy cleaning of outside panes.
Combine with a picture window for lots of fresh air and impact. |
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A popular
style for contemporary homes. Horizontal sliders are typically used for bedrooms
requiring egress. |
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Enjoy all
the elegance of years gone by with up-to-the-minute functionality in our double-hung
windows. Features multiple operable vents for easy cleaning. |
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A convenient
style for your home. Both sashes operate for easy cleaning and maintenance. Typically
found in bedrooms requiring egress. |
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Enjoy all the
elegance of years gone by with up-to-the-minute functionality in our double-hung
windows. Top and bottom sash tilt for easy cleaning. |
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A perfect
selection for view homes. Picture windows capture maximum visibility. Combine
a picture window with other windows to allow for ventilation. |
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Create a focal
point in a living or dining room. Bay windows extend out, incorporating three
separate windows jointed at 450 angles. Choose ventilating windows as flankers
to let in fresh breezes. |
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Radius windows
enhance the character of both contemporary and traditional homes. Arched windows
are perfect for door transoms, too. |
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Bow windows
are similar to bays, but often incorporate more than three windows. Windows are
joined at a less dramatic angle. Choose ventilating windows as flankers to let
in fresh breezes. |
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Add both light
and height to a room. Glass skylights are much more thermal efficient and durable
than plastic. Choose opening and non-opening styles. One model even closes automatically
when it rains. |
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Graceful styling
and high-tech engineering make casement windows a popular choice. Jamb hinges
allow the window to completely open outward for maximum ventilation and to achieve
egress. |
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Hinged on
the top of the window, awnings tilt out to allow for ventilation, even during
bad weather. An ideal accent above or below a picture window. |
