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Window Types For Your Seattle Home
There’s a large selection of types and styles of windows for you to choose for replacements on your Seattle home. Here are some of the most popularly chosen replacement windows.
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Casement Windows - Simply defined, casement windows are hinged on the side and swing out like a door, to the right or left, in a swinging motion. Casement windows comprise either a side-hung, top-hung, or occasionally bottom-hung sash or a combination of these types, sometimes with fixed panels on one or more sides of the sash.... { More } |
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Bay and Bow Windows - When it comes to adding style and making creative use of space - squeezing a breakfast nook into a small kitchen, making a beautiful garden a room's best feature, creating a comfy window seat for curling up with a good book - the bay window is a superhero.... { More } |
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Slider Windows - You know, there's never quite enough time to spend outdoors-you could always use just a little bit more, couldn't you? Your sliding or gliding windows bring the Tacoma outdoors inside, giving you all the nature you want, then closing and acting as a transparent shield when you want more comfort inside. { More } |
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Picture Windows - The picture window, also known as the fixed window, is the simplest and yet most versatile element of your window décor, letting in light, but not the elements. Because it doesn't open and has no moving parts (hence, "fixed"), it offers excellent insulation and weatherproofing; its uncluttered simplicity minimizes obstruction of your desired view. { More } |
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Double Hung Windows - The name double hung refers to windows, the two halves of which move up or down within the frame. A double hung window has two sashes, (the part of the window that holds glass) an upper sash and a lower sash, positioned one over the other to allow venting from the top or bottom. { More } |