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Window Types
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| AWNING windows | CASE windows | |||||
| This horizontally hung window hinges on the top and allows for a cool breeze to enter. | Most newer homes have casement windows installed for its ease of use and strong durability. Usually operating as hand crank in or out. | |||||
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| SLIDER windows | JALOUSIES windows | |||||
| Most slider windows have two windows in the frame. The sliding pane opens horizontally behind the fixed pane when opening. | These are parallel sheets of glass that make up the entire window frame, most popular in warmer climate areas like hawaii. | |||||
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| DOUBLE HUNG windows | BAY windows | |||||
| Comprised of two window panes that slide up and down within the frame. One pane is a slider and one is fixed, or both can be sliders. | Usually three or more multi panels that are at different angles and protrude outward from the wall line. | |||||
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| SPECIALTY windows | GLASS sliders & doors | |||||
| Custom designed to provide aesthetic value and function in the archeticture process. | Sliding doors are usually two panes most common in an installation with one of them sliding horizontally on the inside track and the other fixed. | |||||
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