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They are designed to fit into existing window frames and are similar to insert windows but generally providing for an easier installation process. Kit includes upper sash, lower sash and jamb liners. Sash Kits – Replacement option for double hung windows.This protects the wood from the elements and makes it virtually maintenance free. Clad Windows – Wood window where the exterior is covered and sealed in a particular material, usually vinyl, aluminum or fiberglass.Wood Windows – Windows made entirely of wood and has exposed wood on both the interior and exterior of the unit.Vinyl Windows – Window is made entirely of vinyl (Polyvinyl chloride, also known as PVC).Insert Windows – These windows are replacement windows and are made to fit into the existing window frame.New Construction/Full Frame Replacement Windows – Entirely new window is installed including new frame.Most modern windows today do not need to utilize storm windows as they are able to obtain much higher levels of energy efficiency compared to less technologically advanced windows of the past. Storm Windows – Thin frame windows designed to mount on top of existing windows so as to help achieve greater energy efficiency.Solar Tube – Roof mounted window with tube and light diffuser to bring in more natural light even at night and allows for a reduction in artificial light sources.Sky/Roof Window - Roof mounted window, either fixed or venting.Specialty Windows – Any number of windows of unusual shapes, polygons, pentagons, trapezoids, etc.Elliptical Top – Similar to circle top but elliptical in shape.Circle Top – Half circle window, usually placed above other window units.Arch Top – Window with arched tops and equal legs.It is usually accompanied with a shelving unit. Garden Windows – Window is 90 degrees with a glass front, sides and top allowing maximum sunlight.These can be combined with a number of operating windows for beautiful style for any home.


Fixed windows are stationary windows that provide additional light into the room. The change in operating direction is controlled through the handle and hardware. The window can also be opened by tilting the top inwards, hence the name, Tilt & Turn. Tilt & Turn Windows – Tilt & Turn windows open two ways.Hopper Windows – Window cranks open and is hinged at the bottom of the sash.Awning Windows – Window with crank handle and mechanism where the window sash is hinged at the top and the window opens upward.Sliding Windows – Window with one or two sashes that slide horizontally.This window is more of a traditional European style. On this window you just push it out to open. Push Out Casement – Same as a casement window but lacks the operating hardware.When opened it is a clear unobstructed opening. French Casement – Similar to a regular casement, French Casements are double casement units with no post between the window sashes, hinged right and left.The same can also be done for the sashes. Welded Window -A window that has the ends of the master frame parts heated to several hundred degrees and pressed together during cooling so as to fuse the parts into one continuous piece.Utility Window -A window where the sash pulls into the house pivoting from the sill or from the header.Usually a 60/40 or one third two thirds ratio. Oriel Window-A single hung or double hung window where the upper sash (or IG unit) is taller than the lower sash.Usually a 40/60 or one third two thirds ratio. Cottage Window -A single hung or double hung window where the lower sash is taller than the upper sash (or IG unit).Multi operating units have posts between the window sashes These windows use a crank handle and mechanism to open outward and are hinged right or left or can be stationary. Casement Windows – Often referred to as crank out windows.The upper sash is permanently fixed and does not move. Single Hung Windows – This is an up and down window where only the lower sash operates vertically.These windows operate with both the upper and lower sashes moving vertically. Double Hung Windows – Often referred to as up and down windows.“LET US GUIDE YOU TO AN UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT WINDOWS AND DOORS ARE ALL ABOUT!”
