On Single Hung windows, only the bottom sash moves vertically up and down for ventilation. The lower sash operates with a stainless steel, coil spring balance system that will never need adjustment.

The Double Hung window features two sash that move vertically up and down. Both sash tilt in for easy cleaning and a dependable stainless steel balance system ensures easy, smooth sash movement.

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 Both Bay and Bow windows can be created from a combination of Double Hung, Picture, and Casement window styles. Whether it is a traditional Bay window or a dramatic five-lite Bow window, each is built to custom size specifications and offers a variety of options to showcase style and individuality.

A very popular style in many areas of the country, Double Slider windows feature two operable sash that both move from side to side. Sash moves easily on integrated roller systems. Where the sash meets vertically in the middle of the window, the stile interlocks around weatherstripping to prevent drafts.

Casement window sash are hinged on either the right or left and feature a crank handle that is turned to open and close the window. When opened to their fullest, Casement windows provide the most ventilation of any window style. Casement windows open to the outside of the home, with the screens inside.

Picture windows are stationary and do not have any moveable sash panels. Picture windows are often used in combination with other window styles to create a specific window configuration. Picture windows are square or rectangle in shape.

Geometric windows are stationary windows, with no operating sash. Geometric shapes are often used as accents, or as part of a larger window grouping. Multiple shapes and styles are available and each can be a custom size.