Both the top and bottom sash of these windows can move, offering ventilation at the top of the window, the bottom of the window, or on both sides as desired.

Bow windows feature three to six glass panels of equal proportion and offer panoramic views. Instead of coming in standard sizes, they are almost always custom-made.

A bay window is a type of projection window. It contains a set of three windows or panels (sometimes five) that are angled and protrude from the home’s exterior wall.

Picture windows are ideal when you want to let in a lot of natural light or create a focal point. These windows can stand alone or be part of a larger design scheme with operational windows on each side.

While double-hung windows are the norm in most homes, sliding windows are ideal for wide spaces. They are easy to open, can meet egress codes if large enough, and are low-maintenance.

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