Single/Double Hung Window

When we are choosing new windows, we want to make sure the styles we select suit our home both practically and aesthetically. Single-Hung/Double hung windows have been in use for many years and their essential function has not changed. Single-Hung/Double Hung windows having sashes that move up and down are very easy to use. Among single-hung windows, only the bottom sash will move upward. You can create a ventilation area in a window of this type as large as half of the total glass area, and screens are easily installed. As both halves of the window move up or down within the frame you always have the possibility for the bottom portion to raise and the upper section to lower.

There are models that are equipped with the tilting option for the upper section only. Thus it is very convenient for ease of cleaning; plus, it is handier to inspect weatherproofing strips and to repair caulking when needed. Some manufacturers also offer windows with removable sashes. Single-Hung/Double hung windows are very common in older homes, but in recent years they have become a popular for new homes as well because of their convenience. These windows can easily fit into any decorating style from historic to contemporary. Classic Double Hung windows offer homeowners the widest variety of style, performance, color and options available.

High quality construction ensures that double hung windows will be working properly for at least two decades or more. Concerning the design it is the main benefit from a space-saving perspective. Single-Hung/Double hung windows do not use up valuable exterior space they are a good choice when windows are next to walkways, porches or patios. These house windows have a lot of user friendly features such as finger grips are set into the top and bottom sashes for convenient operation, while low maintenance spring balances permit effortless opening and closing.