Window styles add beauty to a home, brighten interior spaces and save on energy costs. Whether you are replacing old windows or building a new home, there are many options to choose from.
Window styles fall into two categories: fixed and operable. While there are a lot of variations, they all have similar characteristics that you should be aware of.
Awning Windows
Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward from the bottom, which makes them a great option for places that need ventilation. They are also very easy to open and close as they do not require a lot of force, making them ideal for older homes. Additionally, awning windows are available in an array of colors to complement your home’s style.
Our awning windows combine high-performance window technology with the beauty and charm of time-honored craftsmanship. They are also energy efficient, helping you to save money on your heating and cooling bills. You can choose from a variety of energy savings options such as Low-E and argon gas.
Awning windows are a beautiful addition to any home and are a great choice for hard-to-reach places that need a little extra sunlight. They are also easy to clean, as you can simply use a vacuum or a paper towel with store bought or homemade glass cleaner.
Bay Windows
Add more space to a room and create a focal point with bay or bow windows. A bay window consists of a fixed window in the center joined to your choice of venting windows on either side, while bow windows are made up of four or more windows joined together into a curved design. They are an excellent way to increase resale value and add depth to your home.
Champion offers a wide range of windows that can fit any style or budget. Their products are energy-efficient, designed to reduce heat transfer and help homeowners save money on their electricity bills. They also offer free quotes and a lifetime capped warranty.
Whether you’re building a new house or replacing old windows, local window installation services can help you select the best options for your needs and home. Window installation professionals can also help you find the perfect replacement doors to complement your new windows. They can also install door glass that protects your home from harsh weather conditions and helps you save on energy costs.
Casement Windows
Unlike double-hung or sliding windows, casement windows are hinged on the side and open like a door using a hand-crank mechanism. These windows provide a great view and fresh air circulation. They work well alone or in combination with other window styles such as bay or bow windows.
Energy-efficient windows reduce unwanted heat transfer and help save you money on your heating and cooling bills. Champion’s vinyl windows meet the Energy Star manufacturing specifications and requirements to help you get the best performance out of your system.
Our windows are made from durable and long-lasting vinyl, which is resistant to rot, mold, insect, and microbial damage, never needs painting, and comes with a lifetime limited warranty. They are also easy to clean, requiring only a regular hose to wash. If you’re interested in learning more about the window options available to you, contact us today! We look forward to helping you find the perfect new windows for your home.
Double-Hung Windows
Unlike single sliding windows that feature a fixed section and one that slides horizontally, double hung windows allow you to open both the top and bottom sections. This makes them ideal for larger openings and rooms that need more ventilation.
You can also choose to keep the lower sash closed and only open the top. This helps prevent cold air from entering your home in winter, while keeping warm air inside during the summer.
All of our double hung windows are equipped with low-E glass, warm-edge spacers and insulated vinyl framing to maximize energy efficiency. This means that you will be able to save money on your heating and cooling costs year-round.
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