Styles of Windows
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A double hung window can be opened from the bottom or lowered from the top. It also tilts in so you can clean your window from the inside of your home. |
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Single hung windows can be raised from the bottom to allow airflow, while the top of the window remains stationary and helps increase energy efficiency. |
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Easy to use, slider windows glide open from either the left or right and provide a wide view of your outside landscape. |
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A great window for the hard to reach areas of your home, casement windows open easily with a crank operating system, while providing maximum energy efficiency and airflow.
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Hinged at the top and designed to open outward, awning windows provide additional airflow to a room. They open and shut easily with the turn of a crank handle. |
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Add dimension to your home with a bay or bow window. These windows project outward, creating more space inside and major curb appeal outside. |
One of the most energy efficient of all windows, picture windows provide a wide open view and come in a variety of sizes, so they can fit any space in your home. |
With geometric windows, you can design a unique look to add character to your home. Use these windows to create a focal point in your house or add more light to an area.
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Enjoy flowers and plants year round with garden windows. These windows project outward and provide space for foliage, photos or décor. |
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