Window Types

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Casement Windows 101

For those who are looking at casement windows as an option for their replacement or new windows, the devil is in the details. Casement windows have been a window design for more than four centuries, and in fact, was a popular choice for the noble classes in medieval Europe. The windows themselves are an ideal choice for the modern North American home and provide a flexible and yet timeless look that will ensure these windows never go out of style.  So, what exactly are casement windows?

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What is Window and Door Casing?

What is Window and Door Casing?

As a homeowner, you might have heard the term window casing before, but do you fully understand its purpose and importance? In this article, we’ll explore what window and door casing is, why it’s essential, and how to choose the best casing options for your home.

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Bay and Bow Windows 101

Windows are an essential component of any home, providing your home's interior with valuable natural light, ventilation, and a view of the outside world.

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Best Soundproof Windows

Best Soundproof Replacement Windows: Do They Even Exist?

If you’ve been considering the idea of replacing the aging windows in your home, the topic of soundproof windows has likely come up.  Are there really soundproof windows that can be installed in a residential setting? If so, what would you need to ask to ensure that your new windows included this benefit?

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Window Wall

What Is a Window Wall?

From enhancing aesthetic appeal to minimizing your electricity costs, daylight is one of the most important elements to consider when designing your home. One of the most breathtaking choices for your home is the impact window walls can make on your living space. A fashionable and modern choice for any contemporary homeowner, window walls are a strong design choice originating in Europe that can increase your home’s market value and enhance your interior atmosphere.

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Single or Double Hung Windows: A Comprehensive Guide for Canadian Homeowners

Single or Double Hung Windows: A Comprehensive Guide for Canadian Homeowners

Double hung windows and single hung windows look the same, but have one major difference. In a double hung frame, both window panes can be moved up or down. In a single hung frame, only one pane remains operable. If you are considering getting new windows, you will need to make a decision on whether double hung or single hung is right for you.

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