New Window Installation In Atlanta

Types of Windows

Picture Windows

Picture windows are a great way to open up any room in your house by giving it an outdoor feel. The single pane of glass allows for plenty of natural light, which will make you feel as if nothing can stop nature from coming inside. They come with many styles and designs so that there’s a perfect fit no matter your type or style preference.

Slider Windows

Slider windows, also known as gliding windows, provide excellent lighting and ventilation with clear views of the outdoors. These windows have one single sash that moves across another fixed one but can be equipped with multiple sashes if needed for even greater ventilation control. They work well in modern homes that have limited outdoor space.

Garden Windows

The garden window is an excellent way to bring the outdoors in. The windows jut out into your yard or another exterior area and look like the bay-style window with an additional slanted element on top, containing several shelves that can be used for anything from small indoor gardens to display cases. They also add natural light, fresh air, and especially work great in your kitchen over your sink or anywhere you want a small greenhouse to add flair and architectural value to your home.

Bay Windows

Bay windows are a great way to bring some natural light into your home. With multiple views and an open design, these glass panes offer superior visibility while also letting in plenty of sunlight – perfect for kitchens or family rooms. The extra space given may make them suitable replacements when renovating older homes, increasing the size of a room by up to five feet. You can even point them inward, if necessary, to remove space.

Bow Windows

Bow windows have similar features to the bay window but have slightly curved profiles that add space to any room. They are typically constructed from four or more casement windows that have two movable sashes and two fixed ones. Additionally, they allow more light to shine through than any other window type which improves the architectural look of your home.

Casement Windows

Casement windows are the perfect choice for hard-to reach places because you can crank them open instead of sliding them up and down. They’re especially good next to sinks or appliances in order to add extra light while also providing fresh air to the room.

Awning Windows

Awning windows provide you with privacy while still letting light into your room. You can open them slightly from the bottom or leave them closed entirely, depending on how much air ventilation is needed. More often seen in commercial buildings and schools than homes, (though they’re not aesthetically pleasing), these types of windows are handy when looks aren’t everything, such as side rooms or above doors.

Double Hung Windows

One of the most popular replacement window styles chosen by homeowners are double hung windows. This style has both top and bottom sashes that can be opened for increased airflow as well as easy cleaning.

Single Hung Windows

One of the most common window styles for homes and offices are single hung windows. They come equipped with one fixed sash on top and a moveable sash on the bottom. When the window is opened, the bottom sash allows it to slide up while partly obstructing the top sash.

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