Awning windows
Awning Windows
Awning windows let the air – not the rain – into the room. They open up and out to create a graceful awning-like appearance. Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward. Screens are placed on the interior of the window unit. Similar to casements, the entire window area can be opened, while sliders are limited to less than half of the window area.
Awning Windows open up and out to create a graceful awning-like appearance. Create an elegant interior and exterior design for your home with easy-to-operate awning windows. An awning window is hinged at the top of the window which can be an advantage to you. This type of window can be left open when it is raining, within reason, for added ventilation with little risk of rain entering your home. An awning window tends to draw out more air than it draws in. This makes it a good choice to combine with other windows.
Standard Window Features
Fusion welded corners (.080 wall thickness) with multiple hollow chambers for watertight strength and energy efficiency.
Double strength glass standard, 3/4″ overall I.G. unit thickness for maximum energy efficiency.
Ventilation latches.
Platinum Elite™ triple chambered silicone foam spacer provides lower U-factors, sound transmission, and condensation.
Window locks with Cam lock design and continuous interlocking metal reinforced meeting rails provide tamper-proof security and weather-tight performance. (Passes “California Forced Entry” CFE resistance test.)
Dual durometer glazing bead for a water tight seal.
Dual wall glazing leg reduces condensation.
Exterior glazed for added security because the insulated glass-to-frame seal can only be cut from inside the home.
Beveled frame for a pleasing appearance.
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