Awning

Awning windows are hinged at the top and open out like an awning. They're often placed above or below other windows—and over doors—for extra ventilation and light.

Bay and Bow

Bay and bow windows are combinations of windows that reach out into the world. Even with limited wall space, they allow you to have more windows to capture the view.

Casement

Casement windows feature one hinged sash that swings out, welcoming the breeze in. These windows are coveted for their clean, uncluttered views and effortless operation.

Double-Hung

Double-hung windows have two sliding sash providing efficient ventilation. Raise the lower sash to allow in a cool breeze. Lower the upper sash to pull hot air from the ceiling outside.

Garden

Garden windows add light and architectural interest to any room. They're traditionally used over the kitchen sink for growing herbs and other houseplants.

Single-Hung

Single-hung windows offer the same timeless style as double-hung windows but only the bottom sash is movable.

Sliding

A sliding panel allows for easy operation - an ideal choice for difficult-to-reach areas.

Special Shapes

Special shape windows are available in rectangular, curved and angled. They can be used by themselves or with other products, providing endless possibilities.