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Available Atrium Window Styles

• Double Hung Windows – A double-hung window, also commonly referred to as a double-sash window, is a type of window that has two operable sashes that slide up and down. Two main operable parts of a double-hung window are the top sash and the bottom sash. They are both able to open to provide ventilation.
• Picture Windows – Picture windows are exactly what they sound like: they provide an unhindered view of the outside environment. A picture window has just one glass pane and no railings to obscure the view. Picture windows let in a lot of light and are also referred to as fixed windows because they don’t open.
• Horizontal Sliding Windows – Horizontal Slider windows open with the sash sliding left or right. People often find sliding glass windows easier to open and close than crank-style windows, since they slide open without protruding. A horizontal slider is an excellent choice for rooms facing pathways, porches, or patios.
• Casement Windows – A casement window is a window that is attached to its frame by one or more hinges at the side. They are used singly or in pairs within a common frame in which case they are hinged on the outside. Casement windows are often held open using a casement stay.
• Hopper Windows – Hopper windows often have a small, narrow opening at the top. This style of window frequently serves as a window in a bathroom or basement and opens downward and inward. They are typically found in pairs on either side of a door or along the bottom of a casement window.

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