Typically, a sliding window is built with one large sash that slides along a track at the top and bottom of the frame. Since they don’t swing outward (or inward), sliding windows offer a great space-saving alternative to casement windows.
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Windows play a very important role in keeping a home ventilated, insulated, secure and looking great. However, different home designs usually call for different window options. Renewal by Andersen® of Wyoming shares a quick rundown on common windows and where they work best.
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Some homes have an obvious focal point, like a traditional door or a fireplace. Apart from these, though, your bay window can also be center of attraction once a visitor enters your home.
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Every architectural style has its own set of features that makes it iconic and unique in comparison to others. Windows are partly responsible for that. Most home designs, traditional and contemporary alike, share window styles, but some styles are iconic to particular architectural designs.
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When replacing your old windows, any veteran architect would tell you to choose units on a room-by-room basis. Each area demands unique functional and aesthetic needs. The window styles that work wonders for the living room might not necessarily provide excellent results in the bathroom, for instance.
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