Double-Hung Windows
Double Hung: The Smart Replacement Choice
Why Choose a fiberglass double hung windows over other materials?
The Infinity Double Hung Replacement Window, made of Ultrex® Fiberglass is the smart answer to a traditional favorite. Ultrex® fiberglass frames provide exceptional durability that is as Strong as Steel and 8x stronger than any vinyl window.
Infinity from Marvin is the only window frame that ads a specially patented acrylic finish that is applied during the manufacturing process to both the outside and inside finish to provide your windows with lifetime protection.
You'll be amazed at its smooth effortless operation. Infinity from Marvin's quality hardware and advanced design result in a Double Hung Window, that is easy to clean from the interior of your home.
What is a double hung window?
What does double hung window mean? Simply put the window opens and closed up and down instead of left to right like a glider window. Double hung windows have two vertically sliding sashes, meaning both the top and bottom can open up and down.
This style is probably the most classic design of all windows, and it's easy to use. The tilt wash feature where you can clean the outside of the window from inside your home is particularly popular. For spaces that require emergency access, we have double hung egress window. You can choose from standard double hung window sizes, custom window sizes or even twin double hung windows to fit the needs of the required space.
Casement Windows VS Double Hung?
When it comes to taller window openings, the two styles of
operable windows to choose from are Double Hung Windows and Casement Windows.
In this article, we'll review the two styles and show you how they compare
against each other in a few different categories.
Single and Double Hung Windows differences
The main difference between a single hung vs double hung window is how the two operate. A single hung window has a fixed top sash and an operable bottom sash that moves vertically. In a double hung window, both the top and bottom sashes are operable.
Sliding Window VS Double Hung: It can be very confusing trying to figure out which type of windows are going to work best in your home. Since replacing windows is a big decision it's something that homeowners want to be sure of before they make a decision.
Most people aren't exactly sure what the difference is between double hung vs sliding windows except the double hung goes up and down and the Sliding window moves left to right. This is just one of the reasons we come out to your home to meet with you, It is always best to ask our professional consultant about designs and options.
LOVE THE LOOK OF WOOD DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS
Match your existing woodwork or take your home in a new design direction with EverWood, our breakthrough engineered wood grain interior finish. EverWood offers natural looks and texture - it looks, feels, paints, and stains like wood — but is completely low-maintenance.
Our
Ultrex fiberglass construction replicates the look of traditional wood windows
with the choice of 8 different wood stain options. Even though it has the look
of wood, it has the strength of steel and has great energy efficiency. You can
also pick your own custom finish or choose from 5 interior colors and 7
exterior colors including ebony. Imagine beautiful black double hung
windows in the front of your house creating a new gorgeous curb appeal for your
southern California home
FEATURES OF DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS
- Window opens from the top and the bottom.
- Easy tilt operation for cleaning inside and out.
- Window is paintable and replicates the sculpted look of a wood window.
- Meeting rails are built into the locking mechanism and can be operated by one hand.
- Ultrex® fiberglass windows have thicker insulating glass to block out more heat and cold transfer.
- "Full" interlocking meeting rails offer a super-tight seal against air infiltration, providing security, comfort and well being.
- A true sloped sill channels water to drain to the exterior of the window.
- Available in standard, cottage and oriel styles
