2. SINGLE HUNG WINDOW
• With single hung windows, the bottom window panel or lower sash moves up and down, and the upper
sash remains stationary.
• This means that when you open the window, the upper sash is covered on the inside.
4. ARCHED WINDOW
•Arched windows have rounded tops that add an architectural design to any home.
•Most arched windows do not open or close and are often installed above standard
windows that provide ventilation.
•Some arched windows can open the same way a casement window does.
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6. AWNING WINDOWS
• Awning windows are ideal for climates with a lot of rain, thanks to the way the window creates a water-
resistant awning when opened.
7. BAYWINDOWS
• Bay windows protrudefrom an exterior wall andcreate a small shelf in thehome.
• Bay windows rely onflat windows setinto an angled frame thatarebuilt outof the
home.
• Abay window costs more toinstall asitis alarger window thatrequires askilled
installer.
• This usually consists of a center window, from which two sidewindows areangled
at30to40degrees.
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9. BOW WINDOWS
• Bow windows rely on custom curved windows that create a circular area along the outside of the home.
• Depending on the amount of window panels you want to use to create the curved bow window, a bow
window can sometimes run more expensive than a full bay window
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11. CASEMENT WINDOWS
• Casement windows swing out to the side or up to open. This allows the window to be constructed of solid
glass and offers a less obstructed view overall.
• A casement window usually comes with one casement window pane on the left and one on the right as seen
in the photo below.
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13. EGRESS WINDOWS
• Egress windows are designed for safety more than anything else. These types of windows
provide an escape route when an emergency such as a fire, for example, prevents you from
exiting through a door.
• Egress windows are typically installed in the basement of your home. Some counties require
you to install an egress window in your home for safety laws. An egress window may require
an area to be excavated in order to install properly.
19. JALOUSIE WINDOWS
•Jalousie windows are a unique window style that splits into many different slats of
metal or glass.
•The windows open like a set of blinds. Simply crank the lever and the slats tilt to
the side, which creates a series of gaps for air to flow through
