Single Hung Windows
The same clean contemporary lines, energy efficiency level and attractive styling that define our Single Hung Window are also found in our Single Hung Window. This configuration adds versatility to your window design. It can be used on it's own or in combination with our fixed windows including geometric and architectural shapes. As with all Windowline Windows the Single Hung is supported by our Warranty.
Single hung windows are a type of window that has two sashes: one fixed, one movable. The movable sash is at the bottom and can open.
Features include a simple design and operation, affordability and energy efficiency when paired with the right glass and frame. Benefits include easy cleaning and maintenance, plus they save space. They work well with traditional or classic architecture.
Single hung windows are popular due to their simplicity, cost-effectiveness, and energy efficiency. They are perfect for small rooms needing natural light and air circulation, such as kitchens or bathrooms. Homeowners who want a traditional look but modern features also love them.
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Yes. High quality replacement windows/doors, properly sealed and installed, can have a significant impact on your heating and cooling costs. According to the latest National Research Council of Canada report, replacing all the windows and doors in your house by high energy efficiency products can reduce your energy bill by up to 16% . For an average home with 150$ energy bill per month and an annual increase of 7.5% in energy cost in the last 10 years , the saving equals 12,000$ over 20 years.
Today’s high-performance windows and doors are far more energy-efficient than products built 25 years ago. Today’s products are more airtight, with advanced technology such as low-emissivity (low-E) glass, inert gas between the panes and better-designed hardware
The short answer is yes – depending on the condition of your existing windows and doors. They can reduce or eliminate uncomfortable drafts, allow you to have a higher indoor humidity during the winter and keep your home cooler in the summer
To determine if your windows are functioning properly you should look for the following:
- Is there moisture, condensation or fog between your panes of glass. This usually indicates a seal failure?
- Are there areas on your carpet or furniture that are faded because of the suns ultraviolet rays? This is an indication that your windows need Low E glass to block the sun’s harmful rays.
- Do you have the properly rated windows for your climate? Windows in the colder Canadian climates required higher ER rating to increase their Energy Efficiency.
- Poor operation. Are you having difficulties opening or closing your windows?
- Rotting and pealing around your window frame may indicate it is time for your windows to be replaced.
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