A window that does not open. This has no hardware
and is often used where no ventilation is required or where other
openers are close by and another opener is not required.
Casement
A crank out windows that opens out sideways. A common
window that can be used anywhere. Installed with Truth
hardware so they seal tightly and precisely year after
year.
Awning
A crank out window that opens out from the bottom. Perfect
for place where windows need to stay open even if
it rains, such as living rooms, bathrooms, kitchens
and the laundry.
Single Hung
A window that opens by sliding the bottom upwards
vertically. This is a classic window that gives you the same type of
appearance of the traditional Victorian style windows.
Double Hung
Double hung window has two sashes both operating up and down.Both shashes tilt inside the house for easy cleaning.
Single Slider
Single slider window has two shashes ,one fixed and one operating.The operating sash tilts inside the house for easy cleaning.
Double Slider
Double slider window has two shashes ,both operation.Both sashes tilt inside the house for easy cleaning.
Bay
A window that is curved and has 3 divided sections. This
is a traditionally in the living room or in the
kitchen window, often a casement on each side.
Bow
A window that is curved and has 5 divided sections. This
is a classic large traditional living room and
family room window giving a spectacular outside view,
often with a casements on each side.
