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WINDOWS
Picture Windows
Perfect for framing amazing views, picture windows are fixed windows that do not open.
BENEFITS OF PICTURE WINDOWS
Offering beautiful, unobstructed views with no rails, picture windows help feature your outdoor vista.
Because they are fixed windows, you’ll may find them paired with operable windows when a room calls for more ventilation.
Picture windows are also a popular choice for large, expansive windows, like floor to ceiling window walls.
Because they are fixed windows, you’ll may find them paired with operable windows when a room calls for more ventilation.
Picture windows are also a popular choice for large, expansive windows, like floor to ceiling window walls.
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Picture Windows FAQ
WHAT IS A PICTURE WINDOW?
A picture window is a single panel of glass that’s typically larger than a single-hung or double-hung window. It does not open or close, and there is no meeting rail to obstruct views to the outside.
WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF A PICTURE WINDOW?
Picture windows offer amazing views to the outside because there is no meeting rail – since there’s only one sash – to obstruct sightlines. Plus, picture windows allow more sunlight into your space.
CAN I GET GRIDS WITH MY PICTURE WINDOW?
Absolutely. Although many people prefer a grid-less picture window due to the views, some do prefer to enhance the appearance of their picture window by installing grids.
ARE PICTURE WINDOWS AVAILABLE IN DIFFERENT COLORS?
Yes, manufacturers offer picture windows in a variety of colors. Whether your windows are vinyl, aluminum, or fiberglass, you’ll have an array of colors to choose from.
WHAT IF I LIKE THE APPEARANCE OF PICTURE WINDOWS BUT STILL WANT TO VENTILATE MY HOME?
Picture windows are often paired with operable windows so that the homeowner gets the best of both worlds. The picture window is usually placed in the middle to maximize views, while two operable windows are placed on either side.