Windows
Awning Windows
Practical and attractive, awning windows improve air movement while protecting your room from the elements. Hinged at the top and opening outward with a heavy duty crank mechanism, they’re often placed above or below other windows, and as a venting window are most advantageous for kitchen and bathrooms.
Fold-down handles with resting covers create a sleeker silhouette and allow window treatments to close better.
Casement Windows
Casement windows offer contemporary styling and convenience in one package. They are hinged from the side and open and close up to 90 degrees easily with the simple turn of a handle (heavy duty crank mechanism), while they offer clean sight lines and an unobstructed view. Installed on their own or paired with other windows, they complement any room and offer maximum ventilation.
Fold-down handles with resting covers create a sleeker silhouette and allow window treatments to close better.
Bay & Bow Windows
Few styles outshine the bay or bow for beautifying a home’s exterior and flooding natural light into interior spaces. The bay projects outward from a wall to create a cozy alcove while the bow combines any four, five, six or more individual windows to form a semi-circular projection from a room.
Picture Windows
The picture window’s simplicity makes it the most versatile of our line. It lets in light, but not the elements and offers superior energy efficiency plus an unobstructed view. Picture windows can be combined in a series of fixed and operable windows to enhance your décor – and your view.
Single Hung
A single hung window has one sash that remains stationary while the other moves up and down. They are assembled for smooth operation with an easy to use finger latch that allows the window to tilt in for easy cleaning.
Single Slider
A single slider window has a fixed pane and slides horizontally from side to side. They feature a low-profile design with a latch inside the sash frame that tilts the window in for cleaning.
