BASEMENT WINDOWS

Awning windows are similar to casement windows because they are hinged on one side and they swing outwards. The difference is that awning windows are always hinged at the top of the window frame. Awning windows are perfect for basement windows because they allow air to circulate while keeping out rain and debris. Awning style windows provide a tight seal to keep out moisture, and with the right hardware, awning windows can be operated with just one hand.

Slider windows typically have one or two moveable window sashes that slide horizontally on a track. They provide a wide entry point for natural light to enter your space, while also providing a tight seal against moisture. Double sash horizontal slider windows create great air circulation, as cool air enters through one opening and stale air exits the other.

When installing basement windows, consider the glass options that are available to you. Textured privacy glass is an excellent option for basement bedroom windows and basement bathrooms. Frosted, satin and glue chip glass creates permanent privacy regardless of interior and exterior light. All vinyl basement windows can be custom fit with your preferred privacy glass option.