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Double Hung

Double Hung

Double-hung windows are a timeless, versatile choice that offer both classic appeal and everyday practicality. Each unit features two operable sashes that slide vertically within the frame, allowing for flexible ventilation from the top, bottom, or both. Modern balance systems within the frame make lifting and lowering the sashes smooth and effortless.

A secure lock is positioned at the meeting rail — where the two sashes come together — to ensure a tight, reliable seal when engaged. Whether used on their own or paired with other window styles, double-hung windows provide a clean, traditional look that fits seamlessly into nearly any architectural design.

Both sashes open on a double hung window, so you can let air in from the top, the bottom, or both for better control over ventilation. Many double hung windows also tilt inward, which makes cleaning the outside glass easy from inside your home.

Yes. We offer double hung windows in impact-rated glass, so the added ventilation and easy cleaning come with hurricane and intruder protection.

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