A series of informational pages to arm
you with knowledge.This information
is part of A Plus Windows’ commitment to be more than just another window company.
- Sashes slide vertically - In single-hung units, the bottom sash is the only sash that moves. - Ventilation regulated
by widening vertical crack with bottom sash - Screens possible on exterior / interior.
Casement
- Hinges are located on one side - Low air leakage rates (tighter seal than sliding windows) - Better ventilation (larger
area open to outside) - Can catch passing breezes (window protrudes outside into wind) - Screens installed on interior
Awning
- Similar to casement windows, but hinges at top - Also open outward and lower leakage rates
Bay Window
- Combination of three-plus windows - Center made of one or more windows parallel with wall - Outer windows angled back
towards wall
Bow Window
- Similar to bay window, more actual windows - Radiate out to form semi-circle
Fixed Frame
- Used mainly for adding exterior light to rooms - Does not open or move - Provides no ventilation
Skylight
- Installed in ceiling - Parallel to roof - Some models can open and provide ventilation - Brings in more sunlight
than a traditional wall window<
Slider
- Similar to single/double hung windows, but turned on their side - Either one or both sashes will be able to move and
slide - Provides ventilation as opening is widened by sashes.
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