Single Hung Windows
Single hung windows have two sashes, one above the other. The top sash is fixed
in place and the bottom sash is operable. The window looks like a double hung window,
but only the bottom sash slides up and down to regulate airflow. Although not as
common as double hungs, single hungs are still used to replace existing windows
or in new construction.
Single hung windows are often more affordable than double hungs because only one
sash operates. No mechanisms are needed to operate the top sash so expenses are
minimized.
A Quality Window Designed for a Limited Budget
Window Plus offers one single hung window. If you want quality but need the most
affordable window possible, these single hung windows are the perfect choice. They
come with a variety of features, including:
- Tilt-in bottom sash: Our single hung windows have a tilt-in bottom sash to make
cleaning easier.
- Minimal air infiltration: Double weather stripping surrounds the sash perimeters
to provide maximum weather protection.
- >Meeting rail interlock: The interlock where the two sashes meet in the middle is
designed to minimize air infiltration.
- Energy efficiency: Our single hung windows meet the Energy Star and NFRC industry
standards for energy efficiency. Additional energy efficient glass package upgrades
are also available.
- Multi-chambered frames: Multiple heavy gauge vinyl walls provide superior strength
and thermal performance.
- Innovative sill design: The one-piece sill creates a strong bond between sill and
jamb for maximum weather protection.
- Balance system: Our Balance system uses a coil that provides smooth, easy operation.
It never needs lubrication or adjustment, making your single hung windows nearly
maintenance-free.
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