Casement Windows
Casement Windows are a contemporary style of window that are tall, narrow, and swing-out vertically. They’re easy to open and close with a turn of a handle and offer clean sightlines and an unobstructed view. You can install a casement window on its own or with a pair. Whichever option you choose, casement windows work well in any room.
Single Hung Windows
Nothing beats the simplicity of a classic single hung window. A single hung window is the best choice if you’re looking for a window where you can open the bottom panel (known as a sash) vertically (up and down). The upper panel of the window can’t open. Single hung windows are a great choice if your home has more classic architecture and can be used in every room from bedrooms to garages.
Double Hung Windows
Double hung windows allow you to open both parts of the window, as opposed to just one. Choose a double-hung window if you like the traditional style and functionality of a single hung window but want more airflow options. Double-hung windows are an excellent choice if you’re looking to improve your room’s airflow and be extra careful about security.
Bay Windows
Bay windows protrude outward from a wall and are a timeless design feature loved by many. Their expansive glass panels increase the sense of space in a room and allow light to pour into your space. Bay windows are ideal if you want a unique window seat or storage solution. They’re a popular choice for kitchens, living rooms, and offices.
Bow Windows
Bow windows are similar to bay windows, but instead of three openings, a bow window typically has four or five. Bow windows are bigger than bay windows with a curved structure and a rounded appearance from outside the home. Add an elegant bow window in your living room, library, family room, or bedroom.
Slider Windows
A popular choice for contemporary spaces, slider windows open by easily gliding two side-by-side sashes or moveable panels from one end to the next. Choose a slider window for your space if you’re looking for a window with greater depth than height.
There are four different variations of slider windows: Single slide, double tilt, double lift, and three-lite end vent.
Awning Windows
Awning windows are one of the best types of windows for increased air movement in your room. Since they’re hinged at the top and open outwards with a handle, they’re designed to protect your space from the elements while still welcoming increased ventilation and light. Awning windows are often paired above or below other types of windows.
Picture Windows
Maximize a stunning view with a picture window. Their large, fixed panes with low profiles let in a lot of light and offer an unobstructed view. It’s essential to note picture window frames are stationary and can’t move or open, which isn’t ideal if you’re looking for ventilation.
Custom Windows
Elevate your space by going the custom route for your new windows. Opt for custom windows if you’re looking to create or replace a window with features and measurements you can’t find elsewhere. Similarly, custom windows are also a great way to update a bow, bay, or oriel window in an older home for a more energy-efficient solution.