Windows
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Model No: Casement window USD 116 ~ 136
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Model No: Casement window90 USD 116 ~ 136
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Model No: Casement window USD 120 ~ 150
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Model No: Casement window USD 116 ~ 156
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Model No: Lower-hung window USD 79 ~ 95
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Model No: Vertical sliding window USD 79 ~ 109
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Model No: Vertical sliding window USD 79 ~ 109
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Model No: Casement window USD 126 ~ 156
Aluminum Sliding Window
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Model No: Sash window USD 108 ~ 158
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Model No: Sash window USD 108 ~ 158
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Model No: Sash window USD 108 ~ 158
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Model No: Sash window USD 108 ~ 158
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Model No: Folding window USD 85 ~ 115
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Model No: Sash window USD 69 ~ 89
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Model No: Sash windowtwo USD 108 ~ 158
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Model No: Folding window USD 85 ~ 115
Aluminum Awning Window
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Model No: Lower-hung window USD 69 ~ 104
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Model No: Lower-hung window USD 98 ~ 149
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Model No: Lower-hung window USD 57 ~ 95
Aluminum Bifold Window
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Model No: Aluminum Bifold Window USD 199
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Model No: Folding window USD 85 ~ 115
Aluminum Hung Window
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Model No: Aluminum Hung Window USD 69
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Model No: Aluminum Hung Window USD 69
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Model No: Automatic lifting window USD 299 ~ 315
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Model No: Vertical sliding window USD 79 ~ 95
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Model No: window USD 79 ~ 95
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Model No: window USD 79 ~ 95
Windows are more than just openings in walls; they're portals to the outside world, sources of natural light, and crucial elements of architectural design. Let's explore the various types, features, and benefits of windows.
Types of Windows:
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Single-Hung Windows: Consist of two sashes, one fixed and one movable, allowing the bottom sash to slide up to open while the top sash remains stationary.
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Double-Hung Windows: Similar to single-hung windows but with both sashes operable, allowing for better ventilation and easier cleaning.
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Casement Windows: Hinged on one side and open outward with the help of a crank, providing excellent ventilation and unobstructed views.
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Awning Windows: Similar to casement windows but hinged at the top and open outward from the bottom, offering ventilation even during light rain.
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Sliding Windows: Feature one or more sashes that slide horizontally to open, making them ideal for tight spaces or where a projecting window might interfere with outdoor activities.
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Picture Windows: Fixed windows that don't open, designed to provide unobstructed views and maximize natural light.
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Bay Windows: Consist of three or more windows arranged at angles to create a bay space, adding architectural interest and expanding interior space.
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Bow Windows: Similar to bay windows but with a curved shape, creating a gentle arc that enhances exterior aesthetics and interior views.