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Awning Windows -- They are commonly paired with large picture windows and may be placed along bottom, sides, or top of the picture window to provide ventilation. American Window and Door you can install them above the door, much like transom windows.

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Casement Window – They are usually pivoting from side hinges. Most of the casements have fairly large glass panes for providing ample light and they can provide more open ventilation areas than other window types. While closing the provide a very effective sealing system to improve energy performance.

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Double Hung and Single Hung windows -- Double-hung and single-hung windows are the most common and familiar window types and the main difference between them is that single-hung has a movable lower sash and a fixed upper sash, while double-hung has two movable sashes; the upper sash slides down. The main advantage of double-hung windows is somewhat better ventilation.

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Picture windows - Picture windows are best in areas where airflow is not important because they do not open. They are often large glass expanses occupying the center portion of a wall to provide broad views and ample sunlight. Picture windows also work well for high windows in two-story foyers. You can also experience

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Bay windows are an excellent resource of architects for creating angles and projections on a building structure. They are most suitable for kitchen and family rooms, where the large sill of the window can be used for plants or a window seat. Here at American Window and Door, you can try different installation services at any time.