An awning window is perfect for many architectural styles, and it looks intriguing when grouped with other window types. It is hinged at the top and opens out from the bottom in an upward swing.
Bay
This type of window is ideal for traditional or Victorian architecture, and it increases the sense of openness in any room. A bay window is composed of three or more individual units. The center unit is parallel to the exterior wall with side or flanking units aligned at 30 or 45 degree angles.
Bow
Bow windows subtly increase interior spaces by extending outward to create the illusion of a rounded exterior wall. A bow window consists of a series of four or more (commonly five) adjoining window units that are installed on a radius from the wall of the building.
Casement
A casement window perfectly complements the simplicity of modern design. This type of window is hinged on either side so that the sash opens outward, to the right or left, in a swinging motion.
Double-Hung
This window is best suited to traditional architectural styles. Double-hung windows feature an upper and lower sash that vertically pass each other in a single frame. Both sash tilt in for convenient cleaning.
Fixed, Radius and Geometric
Every fixed, radius and geometric window is unique. They’re available in a variety of shapes, with either curved or straight frames. They can be used as free standing units or in combination with other styles.
Garden
With a garden window, you can add a little greenhouse to any room. This window is a projecting, three-sided window that includes one shelf, a glass top and a single-hung window on each side for maximum air circulation.
Single-Hung
A single-hung window provides a classic appearance to any home. It features a stationary top sash and a bottom sash that slides vertically. We offer single –hung windows with tilt or side-load removable sash for easy cleaning.
Slider
Each of our slider windows features clean lines for any streamlined look. This type of window has one stationary sash and one sash that moves to the right or left in grooves or on tracks. It may also be referred to as a roller or gliding window.
Sliding Patio Door
This streamlined type of patio door is perfect for nearly all patios or decks. It opens by sliding along horizontal tracks.
Swinging Patio Door
Add an element of drama to your home, on either a small or grand scale, with a swinging patio door. These doors are available with one or two panels that swing either out or in on side hinges.
An awning window is perfect for many architectural styles, and it looks intriguing when grouped with other window types. It is hinged at the top and opens out from the bottom in an upward swing.
This type of window is ideal for traditional or Victorian architecture, and it increases the sense of openness in any room. A bay window is composed of three or more individual units. The center unit is parallel to the exterior wall with side or flanking units aligned at 30 or 45 degree angles.
Bow windows subtly increase interior spaces by extending outward to create the illusion of a rounded exterior wall. A bow window consists of a series of four or more (commonly five) adjoining window units that are installed on a radius from the wall of the building.
A casement window perfectly complements the simplicity of modern design. This type of window is hinged on either side so that the sash opens outward, to the right or left, in a swinging motion.
This window is best suited to traditional architectural styles. Double-hung windows feature an upper and lower sash that vertically pass each other in a single frame. Both sash tilt in for convenient cleaning.
Every fixed, radius and geometric window is unique. They’re available in a variety of shapes, with either curved or straight frames. They can be used as free standing units or in combination with other styles. 
With a garden window, you can add a little greenhouse to any room. This window is a projecting, three-sided window that includes one shelf, a glass top and a single-hung window on each side for maximum air circulation.
A single-hung window provides a classic appearance to any home. It features a stationary top sash and a bottom sash that slides vertically. We offer single –hung windows with tilt or side-load removable sash for easy cleaning.
Each of our slider windows features clean lines for any streamlined look. This type of window has one stationary sash and one sash that moves to the right or left in grooves or on tracks. It may also be referred to as a roller or gliding window.
This streamlined type of patio door is perfect for nearly all patios or decks. It opens by sliding along horizontal tracks.
