Types of Windows
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Awning Windows
Awning windows have been around for ages and are still popular among homeowners in the US. Similar to casement windows in design being that they both only have one sash. But unlike casement windows that are hinged on the side, awning windows are hinged on the top. A hand crank is used to open the window horizontally.
This design allows homeowners to leave their awning windows open during light rain storms as the horizontal open will protect the house from getting wet. The design also allows for maximum ventilation without obstructing views. Do keep in mind though that awning windows require some space for them to open out, so they are not good for very narrow spaces like passageways.
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Casement Windows
Casement windows are simple in construction and very convenient to use. They open and close on a hinge just like a French door. The window frame design is one of the oldest ones and has been tried and tested with all kinds of materials over time. Similar to an awning window, a casement window is one of the most popular window styles.
Casement windows open out wide and consequently allow a high degree of ventilation in whichever space they occupy. If you want reliable, fuss-free windows for your home, they are probably your best bet. Do keep in mind though that a casement replacement window requires some space for them to open out, so they are not good for very narrow spaces like passageways.
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Bay Windows
Bay windows, like garden windows, protrude outwards. The difference between a garden window and a bay window is that of angle, and the fact that bay windows have two open-able panels on either side and one fixed central panel as opposed to a complete fixed closed structure of a garden window.
A bay window makes an angle of about 45 degrees with your outer walls and the two panels on the sides of a bay window can comprise either casement windows or single hung windows. The best use of a bay window is to create a little seating nook with a bench adjacent to the window. This window type adds character to your indoor space, as well as to the architectural appeal on the exteriors. And as it multiplies the amount of natural light entering your space, it makes the space appear bigger and aesthetically enhanced.
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Bow Windows
Similar to bay windows, bow windows are made up of configuration of four or more windows joined together to form an arch, projecting out from a home in a curved formation. Bow windows are designed to create space by projecting beyond the exterior wall of a building, and to provide a wider view of the yard, garden, or street outside. This replacement windows style offers a dramatic feel to your home. A bow window is perfect for those with space that want maximum natural light.
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Single Hung Windows
Single hung windows are another very popular window type; they open and close on a slider that allows vertical movement. Single hung windows have only one moving panel that moves up and down in a sliding motion.
These windows seal well when they are closed, thereby allowing good insulation and open up wide enough to let the outside air in whenever you want to. Numerous homes have single hung windows for the ease and functionality they provide. You can get a small single hung replacement window or a large one based on your requirements.
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Double Hung Windows
Double hung windows are probably the most popular types of replacement windows. Double hung windows are similar to single hung windows, except that they have two moving panels instead of one. So you can open the window both ways, either from top or from the bottom, thereby adding to the versatility of how you can use your windows.
Double hung windows look polished, ventilate well, insulate well and at the same are very space-efficient. You do not need a very wide space, like you would for casement windows, in front or behind the window. You can get a double hung window in almost any room or passage of your house; a super easy window replacement project to undertake.
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Double Hung Windows
Double hung windows are probably the most popular types of replacement windows. Double hung windows are similar to single hung windows, except that they have two moving panels instead of one. So you can open the window both ways, either from top or from the bottom, thereby adding to the versatility of how you can use your windows.
Double hung windows look polished, ventilate well, insulate well and at the same are very space-efficient. You do not need a very wide space, like you would for casement windows, in front or behind the window. You can get a double hung window in almost any room or passage of your house; a super easy window replacement project to undertake.
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Sliding Windows
Sliding windows are designed horizontally with sashes that slide back and forth. Most would say it is like a double hung window turned on its side. The sliding window opens by moving the window sashes to one side or the other.
Sliding windows work well on walls where there isn’t much vertical height, yet plenty of horizontal space. A sliding window offers a more contemporary look than the traditional colonial style windows.
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Picture Windows
Picture replacement windows are fixed glass windows that do not open. Their purpose is to give you natural light in the indoors, capture a beautiful view of the outside and look like a grand frame on your walls imprinted with a scenery of what lies outdoors.
They have been a preferred choice for at least one portion of the house by many homeowners over the years. Where you need complete insulation and some sunlight streaming in, picture windows are your best bet. Owing to their fixed window glass, they insulate better than most other window types.
You can have an all glass picture replacement window, or one fitted with a wooden grid and glass in the gaps. Get further creative and get a line of picture windows in a row instead of only one big picture window. The possibilities are endless.
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Garden Windows
Garden windows protrude outwards, providing a wide window ledge as an extension of the indoor space. You can use this ledge for a variety of purposes, like creating a reading nook, putting objects for decoration etc. Besides making your room look bigger, garden windows also look lovely from the outside. Decorate it well and it will add to the beauty of your house inside out.
The best space to install a garden window is a room or any area of the house that opens into a beautiful view – of your own home garden or the natural beauty outside. Use knick-knacks like pots, sculptures, flowers, creepers and herbs to get the best from your windows.
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