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Awning Windows Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward providing ventilation without letting in rain. These windows are commonly used in basements.
Bay Windows Bay Windows project outward from the main walls of a building and form a bay in a room increasing natural light and providing space on the inside.
Bow Windows Bow Windows are curved bay windows and are designed to create space.
Casement Windows Casement windows are windows that are attached to their frames by one or more hinges.
Clerestory or Transom Windows Clerestory or Transom Windows are small windows placed high on a wall for the purposes of letting in more sunlight.
Double-hung Windows Double-hung windows are sash windows and are the traditional style of window with two parts. Each part moves on it's own.
Garden Windows Garden windows are functional casement sidelites and protruding open spaces with a platform for plants, etc.
Egress or Emergency Exit Windows Egress or Emergency Exit Windows allow people to escape easily in case of an emergency.
Glass Block Windows Glass block windows are typically use for privacy. They are made of small glass block pieces that allow sun through but are not see through.
Glider or Slider Window Glider or slider windows are made up of two units. One or both units slide left or right. Patio doors are an example of glider or slider windows.
Palladian or Arch or Venetian Windows Palladian windows are large windows divided into three parts. The center section is larger than the two side sections, and is usually arched.
Picture Windows Picture Windows are fixed, non operating windows.