Whether you are capturing the ocean breeze, framing a mountain view, or blending your indoor and outdoor spaces, discover the perfect window operating style tailored to your home and built for our climate.
Every room has a unique purpose. Whether you want to capture passing coastal breezes, frame a stunning mountain view, or maximize your indoor-outdoor living, find the operating style tailored exactly to your lifestyle.
The premium choice for maximum airflow and thermal performance. Hinged on the side, casement windows use a smooth crank mechanism to swing outward, catching passing breezes and directing fresh air into your home. When closed, they compress tightly against weatherstripping for exceptional energy efficiency.
Enjoy fresh air rain or shine. Hinged at the top and opening outward from the bottom, awning windows create a protective glass canopy that keeps the weather out while letting the breeze in. They are an excellent choice for continuous ventilation during West Coast showers, and they are often placed higher on walls to maintain your privacy without sacrificing natural light.
Fixed windows feature a non-operable sash, built to replicate the exact look and sightlines of casement and awning styles. While they do not open—making them highly secure and exceptionally energy-efficient—they allow you to maintain a consistent exterior aesthetic.
Picture windows are direct-glazed right into the frame, eliminating the sash entirely to maximize your glass surface area. True to their name, this specialized design provides a sprawling, uninterrupted “picture” of your surroundings, letting in abundant natural light.
Smooth, space-saving, and highly versatile. Sliding windows operate horizontally, making them ideal for areas facing walkways, decks, or landscaping where an outward-swinging window would get in the way. They offer generous ventilation with effortless, one-handed operation.
Also known as Single Hung windows. A timeless, classic design built with modern performance. Vertical Sliders operate vertically, with the sash sliding up or down within the frame. They are a staple for traditional architectural styles and are perfect for tight exterior spaces where preserving outward clearance is a priority.
