An elegant series of three to six casement windows gently angled in a bow shape that extends outside the house structure. Generally, the units on the far ends are operational. Available with head and seat boards. A window that is hinged on one side, allowing the window to swing open to either the right or the left. Direct set quarter circles, half circles, half ellipses, arch tops, ellipses, full circles and gothic arch top windows that can be used alone, in combination or stacked above another window or door.
Screen door is standard.
A stationary window unit in which the glass is glazed directly into the frame, with no operating sash members. Usually found on sliding patio doors. Both the upper and lower sash of this window slide up and down to allow air into the room, as well as tilt into a room for easy cleaning on both sides. A formed aluminum piece that is installed at the top of clad windows and doors to allow water to run off the unit instead of seeping around and behind the unit. Round top window consisting of a partial radius head.