Window Styles & Types
From classic double-hung to dramatic picture windows—find the operating style that fits your home.
Single-Hung
The bottom sash slides up; the top is fixed. A classic, affordable choice.
Double-Hung
Both sashes move and tilt in for easy cleaning—great for second floors.
Casement
Side-hinged and cranks outward, catching breezes and offering a clear view.
Awning
Top-hinged; opens outward from the bottom, shedding rain while ventilating.
Sliding (Gliding)
Panels slide horizontally—ideal for wide openings and patios.
Picture
Large fixed pane for maximum light and unobstructed views.
Bay Windows
Three-pane projection that angles outward, adding interior space and depth.
Bow Windows
Curved multi-pane projection for a graceful, rounded exterior.
Garden Windows
Boxed-out three-dimensional window, perfect above kitchen sinks.
Custom-Shaped
Round, arched, octagonal, and specialty shapes for architectural accents.
Modern Black-Frame
Slim black frames for a contemporary, high-contrast look.
Contemporary Slim-Frame
Minimal frame profiles that maximize glass and views.
How to choose a window style
Consider how each window will be used. Bedrooms often benefit from casement or double-hung windows that meet egress requirements. Living rooms shine with large picture or bay windows. Kitchens suit garden or awning windows. We'll help you mix styles for function and curb appeal.
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