Double Hung
Double-hung windows are a classic style that remains popular today. These windows are made of two sliding sashes, providing top and bottom ventilation, energy efficiency, durability, versatility, and easy maintenance.
Sliding/Gliding
Sliding Windows are one of the most versatile window designs out there. Their simple, sleek look goes with any decor, and they’re a cinch to maintain. Best of all, they’re very energy efficient and long lasting.
Casement/Awning
Casement windows are attached on one side by a hinge that allows the window to open outward like a door. Awning windows are similar, but the hinges are at the top so the window opens from the bottom. Both casement and awning windows are good options if you’re looking for windows that seal tightly and provide excellent ventilation. They also offer a lot of natural light and a modern aesthetic.
Bay/Bow
Bay windows are made of three or more windows that project outward at an angle from the wall. They’re a great way to let in lots of light and create a cozy nook. Bow windows are similar, but they consist of four or more windows that curve outward. This gives them a more dramatic look and feel.
Picture
Picture windows are great for framing beautiful views. They’re fixed panes of glass that don’t open or close, so they provide uninterrupted views of the outdoors. They’re also very energy efficient and add a modern touch to any home.
Garden
A garden window is an interesting architectural feature that projects outward from the house and is made of glass on all sides. It’s a great place to grow plants, as it’s designed to fill a room with natural light.
Hopper
Hopper windows are hinged at the bottom and open inward from the top. They are secure and can be opened even when there are obstacles in front of them.
Architectural
If you’re looking for windows that make a statement, architectural windows are the way to go. These windows come in a wide range of unique and interesting shapes and sizes, so you can create a truly custom look for your home.
Specialty
These windows are available in a wide variety of unique and interesting shapes and sizes, so you can create a truly custom look. Specialty windows can also be used to solve specific design challenges. For example, they can be used to provide ventilation in hard-to-reach areas or to create a focal point in a room.
Window Galleries
| TYPES OF WINDOWS | Andersen | ProVia |
| DOUBLE HUNG | * | * |
| SLIDER | * | * |
| CASEMENT/AWNING | * | * |
| BAY/ BOW | * | * |
| PICTURE | * | * |
| GARDEN | * | |
| HOPPER | * | |
| ARCHITECTUAL SHAPES | * | |
| SPECIALTY | * |