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CASEMENT WINDOWS & AWNING WINDOWS
Casement windows and awning windows are nearly identical in construction, with the biggest difference being the position of the hinge. Both window styles are composed of a single sash that’s hinged and cranks open and shut. Vinyl casement replacement windows have the hinge on the left or right; an awning window is a casement set on its side, with the hinge at the top.
Vinyl casement and awning windows, which are controlled by a stationary crank, are a great choice for locations over cabinets, sinks, and other features that can interfere with the homeowner’s ability to open or shut the window. Casement windows provide airflow from top to bottom and the amount of airflow can easily be controlled with the crank. Awning windows offer the advantage of preventing rain from entering your home while the windows are open. Both window types feature a fold-away crank that keeps the handle from interfering with window treatments or furniture.
Casements work well in spaces where the window is more than twice as tall as it is wide; awnings, generally, are wider than they are tall.
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CONFIGURATIONS FOR CASEMENT & AWNING WINDOWS
AWNING WINDOW 1-Lite
AWNING WINDOW 2-Lite (1/2-1/2)
AWNING WINDOW 2-Lite (1/3-2/3)
AWNING WINDOW 2-Lite (1/4-3/4)
CASEMENT WINDOW 1-Lite Right
CASEMENT WINDOW 1-Lite Left
CASEMENT WINDOW Fixed
CASEMENT WINDOW 2-Lite (1/2-1/2)
CASEMENT WINDOW 3-Lite (1/3-1/3-1/3)
CASEMENT WINDOW 3-Lite (1/4-1/2-1/4)
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AWNING & CASEMENT WINDOW BRANDS
Awning and casement windows can be grouped to create an impressive wall of windows or paired with other window types. Choose from a variety of other design options—such as window colors, decorative or stained window glass, privacy glass, tinted glass, and interior grids—to further amp up your home’s curb appeal. Browse our window brands to learn more about the design options available for casements and awnings.
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DESIGN BY EXTERIOR STYLE
Popular in mid-20th century home construction, vinyl awning and casement windows will never go out of style. They’re commonly used for these types of homes.
- Two story, salt-box style home
- Symmetrical architecture
- Double hung windows with grids
- Steep, side-gabled roofs
- Occasional wide, overhanging eaves
- A covered front porch
- Pillars lining the entry
- Double hung windows
- Primarily white, with contrasting shutters or window & door trim
- Simple, practical architecture
- Large, covered porch and metal roof
- Clean lines and geometric shapes
- Natural materials like wood, stone and exposed concrete
- Flat or low-pitched gable or shed roof
- Arched entryways or windows
- Barrel tile roofs
- Light-colored stucco walls
- Woodgrain doors, typically in rich colors
- Mix of half timbers, stucco, stone or brick with decorative entryways
- Steep slate roof with dormers & gables
- Tall, narrow, multi-paned windows
- Asymmetrical design
- Large wrap-around porches
- Ornate decorative trim
- Towers, turrets and dormers
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