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TYPES OF WINDOWS
Double Hang Windows- This window has two window sashes that can open to allow in
air. It is easier to clean as both windows can be tilted for easy reach.
Skylight Windows- This window is installed on the roof for additional light, especially in
rooms with few wall window options. Though mostly closed, it still offers maximum
natural light during the day.
Casement Windows –Designed with vinyl exterior for protection against water damage,
these windows are attached to frames and open outwardly to allow in air.
Awning Windows- Also referred to as cranking windows, these windows are opened or
shut by turning a lockable winder handle.
Glass Block Windows- Mostly designed to offer light. The windows are frosted and
placed in bathrooms and other private spaces as they are not transparent.
Picture Windows- Designed with a single pane of glass, this window does not open. It is
primarily design to allow in natural light.
Transom Windows- This window is usually small in size and commonly positioned
above the top frame of another window, door or high area of a wall.
Slider Windows- This window offers maximum ventilation as it opens sideways with one
panel sliding over the other.