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Our high-performance hurricane window collections offer a range of benefits to enhance and protect your home. Choose from durable aluminum frames, laminated and insulated glass options, and energy-efficient designs. Whether you prefer classic styles or unique architectural elements, we can help you find the perfect windows to elevate your home's safety and style.
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Single Hung Windows
This classic window type features a stationary top sash and a moving bottom sash that slides vertically for ventilation. Known for their affordability, single-hung windows are also easy to install and offer excellent energy efficiency, helping to keep your home comfortable year-round. Their timeless design makes them a versatile choice for various architectural styles. Plus, their simple operation and easy maintenance make them a practical option for homeowners.
Picture Windows
Picture windows are designed to maximize your view, offering a large, unobstructed expanse of glass that floods your home with natural light. These fixed windows don't open, making them incredibly energy efficient and ideal for showcasing stunning scenery. Their sleek, modern aesthetic complements a variety of architectural styles, adding a touch of sophistication to any space. Picture windows are also a great way to create a sense of openness and connection to the outdoors.
Casement Windows
Casement windows are hinged on the side and crank outward, providing excellent ventilation and a contemporary look. Their unique opening mechanism allows for a full, unobstructed view and easy cleaning. Known for their superior energy efficiency, casement windows create a tight seal when closed, keeping your home comfortable and reducing energy costs. They are a versatile choice that complements both traditional and modern homes, adding a touch of elegance and functionality
Sliding Windows
Sliding windows operate horizontally with one or both sashes sliding side-to-side. This space-saving design makes them a popular choice for areas where outward opening windows might not be feasible, such as patios, decks, and walkways. Sliding windows offer excellent ventilation and expansive views, bringing the outdoors in. Their easy operation and sleek design make them a versatile option for both contemporary and traditional homes.
Awning Windows
Awning windows are hinged at the top and swing outward from the bottom, creating a unique awning-like effect. This design allows for ventilation even during light rain, making them a popular choice for bathrooms and kitchens. Awning windows offer excellent energy efficiency and a contemporary aesthetic. Their versatile design complements a variety of architectural styles, adding a touch of modern flair to any space.
Specialty Windows
Specialty windows are unique designs that go beyond traditional shapes and styles, adding architectural interest and enhancing your home's character. From elegant arches and graceful curves to dramatic angles and geometric shapes, specialty windows make a statement. These custom-crafted windows can be used to create stunning focal points, fill awkward spaces with light, or complement your home's unique architectural style. Whether you're looking for a touch of whimsy or a bold design element, specialty windows offer endless possibilities for personalization.
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Window Styles FAQs
What Factors Should I Consider When Choosing Window Styles?
Several factors play a role, including:
Budget: Different window styles have varying price points.
Aesthetics: Consider the architectural style of your home and your personal preferences.
Energy Efficiency: Look for windows with high
Energy Star ratings and appropriate U-values and SHGC (Solar Heat Gain Coefficient) for your climate.
Functionality: How do you want the windows to operate? Do you need easy cleaning access? Consider security needs as well.
Maintenance: Some window materials and styles require more upkeep than others.
Local Codes and Regulations: Ensure your chosen windows comply with building codes.
Do Impact Windows Come In Different Styles?
Absolutely! Impact windows are available in a wide variety of styles, including single-hung, casement, awning, sliding, and picture windows, as well as specialty shapes. You can find impact windows to match any architectural style and personal preference.
Which Window Style Is the Most Energy-Efficient?
Casement windows generally offer the best energy efficiency due to their tight seal when closed. However, advancements in window technology have made other styles, particularly high-quality single-hung and sliding windows, also very energy-efficient. Look for Energy Star ratings and low U-values and SHGC.
What Are Casement Windows?
Casement windows are hinged on the sides and swing open like doors.
Pros: Excellent ventilation, unobstructed views, tight seal when closed for energy efficiency.
Cons: Can be difficult to clean the exterior from inside, screens are on the inside.
What Are Sliding Windows?
Sliding windows have two or more panels that slide horizontally.
Pros: Easy to operate, good ventilation, relatively affordable.
Cons: Can be less energy-efficient than casement windows, only half the window can be opened at a time.
What Are Awning Windows?
Awning windows are hinged at the top and swing outward, resembling an awning.
Pros: Can be left open during light rain, good for ventilation even when it's drizzling, often used in basements or above doors.
Cons: Limited views compared to other styles, can be difficult to clean the exterior.
What Are Specialty Windows?
Specialty windows come in various shapes and sizes beyond standard rectangles, such as arches, circles, triangles, or trapezoids.
Pros: Add unique architectural interest, can fill specific design needs.
Cons: Often more expensive, can be less energy-efficient than standard shapes, may require custom installation.
What Are Single-Hung Windows?
Single-hung windows have two sashes, with the bottom sash sliding vertically and the top sash fixed.
Pros: More affordable than double-hung windows, classic look.
Cons: Only the bottom sash opens, limiting ventilation and making cleaning the upper exterior more challenging.
