Double-Hung Windows
Double-hung windows feature two panes that can be operated independently, allowing for raising from the bottom or lowering from the top. These panes stack together and meet at the center, where a latch secures the window closed.
Product Specification
Double-hung windows typically include two operable panes that can be raised or lowered independently, along with options for frame materials, sizes, and energy-efficient features. Additional hardware and accessories such as locks, handles, tilt-in mechanisms, grilles, and insect screens are also available to enhance functionality and aesthetics.
Product Features
Double-hung windows include versatile ventilation options with both top and bottom panes, along with easy maintenance via inward tilting for cleaning. Enhanced security is provided through locking mechanisms on both panes, while the timeless design and availability in various sizes make them suitable for diverse architectural styles and window openings.
Recommended Location
Double-hung windows, with their inward tilting panes for convenient cleaning, are favored for locations like patios and porches, where they optimize both interior and exterior space without intruding on either.
Why do our customers choose double-hung windows?
Ventillation
Double-hung windows offer maximum circulation when both panes are open. Cool fresh air will flow in through the bottom while warm air flows out of the top.
Easy to clean
There are some advantages that double-hung windows have over their single-hung counterparts. Because both panes on double-hung windows tilt in, it is easier to access the interior and exterior surfaces of the glass, allowing for easy cleaning.
Timless Style
Double-hung windows exude a timeless charm and often come equipped with simulated divided lights or window grids. Additionally, double-hung windows featuring a narrower top pane compared to the bottom are recognized as cottage windows.