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DOUBLE HUNG
The most common type of window in the northeast
opens up and down, tilts in for easy cleaning.
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PICTURE
Fixed, does not open; usually a large window between two smaller ones.
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CASEMENT
Typically found in pairs, the casement windows seals tight against weather.
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SLIDER
Most commonly found in an enclosed porch. An economical way to have a large operable window.
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AWNING
Good for keeping out the rain. Usually found in bathrooms or in combination with other windows.
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HOPPER
Usually a small opening--most common place is the basement.
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BAY
Large combination of windows that protrude from the home creating a seat.
These windows can enlarge a room and ad character.
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BOW
Large combination of casement windows that form the shape of a bow. Does not extrude as far as a bay. |
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