Double Hung
Both sashes slide and tilt in for cleaning. The everyday standard window.
18 window and door styles, double hung to Euro tilt & turn, French doors to bifold. Each one shows a to-scale diagram and typical sizes so you know what fits before you quote.
Both sashes slide and tilt in for cleaning. The everyday standard window.
Two or three double hung units joined for wide openings, one continuous look.
Crank-out operation with a full compression seal for low air infiltration.
Two or three casement sashes ganged together for a wider bank of glass.
Hinged at the top and opens out from the bottom, so it stays open in light rain.
Horizontal sliding sash for wide openings where a swinging sash isn’t an option.
Hinged at the bottom and tilts inward from the top. Common for basements and baths.
Fixed picture pane flanked by operable double hung sidelites for light and airflow.
A fixed center pane flanked by two angled units, projecting out from the wall.
A gentle curved run of three to seven units for a sweeping panoramic view.
European hardware: tilt inward from the top to vent, or turn fully open like a door.
Euro casement hardware used in turn-only mode. Swings fully open on side hinges.
A pair of tall, hinged casement sashes meeting at a center mullion, with no threshold.
A pair of full-height glazed doors hinged at the outer jambs, with a sill underfoot.
Single hinged entry door, built to swing out or in. Tell us which your opening needs.
Standard American 2-panel patio slider: one fixed panel, one rolling panel.
Tilts out flush, then glides sideways on a track. Lower profile than a US slider.
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Panels fold and stack to one side, opening the wall almost completely.
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