Not sure which window type is right for your home? Compare popular styles side-by-side to find the best fit.
Casement windows are hinged on the side and open outward like a door, operated by a crank mechanism. They provide unobstructed views and excellent ventilation.
Double-hung windows feature two sashes that slide vertically. Both the top and bottom sash can open, allowing for versatile ventilation options and easy cleaning.
You want maximum ventilation, unobstructed views, and superior energy efficiency. Ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, and hard-to-reach locations.
You prefer a classic look, need easy cleaning from inside, or want to use a window AC unit. Perfect for traditional homes and upper-floor windows.
Single-hung windows have a fixed top sash and only the bottom sash slides up. This simpler design offers reliable performance at a lower cost.
Double-hung windows feature two sashes that slide vertically. Both the top and bottom sash can open, allowing for versatile ventilation options and easy cleaning.
Budget is your primary concern and the windows are on ground level where exterior cleaning is easy. Great for garages, basements, and cost-conscious whole-home replacements.
You have upper-floor windows, want maximum flexibility, or need the ability to ventilate from the top for child safety. Worth the investment for bedrooms and living spaces.
Single-slider windows have one fixed panel and one that slides horizontally. They're perfect for wide openings where vertical windows wouldn't fit.
Double-slider windows have two sashes that both slide horizontally. This allows you to open either side or both for flexible ventilation options.
You're on a budget, need windows for utilitarian spaces like basements or garages, or have smaller openings where one sliding panel provides adequate ventilation.
You want flexibility to control airflow direction, need easy cleaning from inside on all panels, or the windows are in living spaces where versatility matters.
Double-slider windows have two sashes that both slide horizontally. This allows you to open either side or both for flexible ventilation options.
Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward from the bottom. This creates a natural awning effect that allows ventilation even during light rain.
You have wide openings, need egress capability, or prefer windows that don't project outward. Ideal for contemporary homes and spaces above counters or sinks.
You want ventilation even during rain, need windows placed high for privacy, or want to pair them with picture windows for a stunning combination.
Picture windows are large, fixed windows designed to frame views and flood rooms with natural light. They don't open but provide unobstructed sightlines.
High-fix windows are fixed windows designed for placement high on walls or in hard-to-reach areas. They bring in light while maintaining privacy and wall space.
You have a beautiful view to showcase, want to create a dramatic architectural statement, or need maximum natural light in living spaces.
You need natural light in spaces where privacy matters, have vaulted ceilings or stairwells, or want to add windows without losing wall space.