Awning Windows

Awning windows are one of the most versatile window options.

Because they can be placed high on a wall, they offer elevated privacy and are often preferred for bathrooms. Placed over a  kitchen sink or counter area, their hand-crank design allows for easier access than other types of windows.  

Awning windows make beautiful accent windows when placed below  fixed windows. They can also be used as stand-alone windows in place of casement or double hung windows. Because of their innate functionality, they are often preferred for ventilation during rain or snow as they shield the interior from precipitation.

The awning window consists of a single sash that opens outward. Hinges lie along the top of the frame, so that it resembles an awning when open. A hand crank accessible from inside the building operates the opening and closing mechanism.