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Picture windows are non-operable and perfect for uninterrupted views. 

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Picture window

Benefits

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ENERGY EFFICIENT COMFORT

Dual- and triple-pane insulated glass options help reduce heating and cooling costs while supporting consistent indoor temperatures—keeping your home comfortable in every season.

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MORE GLASS, CLEARER VIEWS

Narrow frame profiles create up to 27% more viewable glass, allowing more natural light to fill your space without sacrificing performance.

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UNINTERRUPTED VIEWS

Picture windows are fixed (non-operable), so you get one clean pane of glass that frames the outdoors like art. Perfect for backyards, water views, trees, or city skylines.

Picture windows
Picture Window

Vanguard Series picture windows are non-operable and perfect for your new construction or remodeling projects. 

Exterior colors Interior colors
Painter's White
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Tan
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Vintage Linen
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Sandstone
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Mystic Gray
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Earthtone
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Royal Brown
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Antique Brown
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Black
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Painter's White
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Tan
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Picture windows
Picture Windows

The Restorations Series picture windows are non-operable and perfect for your new construction or remodeling projects. 

Exterior colors Interior colors
Painter's White
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Vintage Linen
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Sandstone
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Mystic Gray
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Earthtone
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Royal Brown
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Antique Brown
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Black
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Black
Painter's White
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Tan
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Picture window FAQs

What is considered a picture window?

A picture window is a large, fixed window that doesn’t open or close, eliminating air leaks and improving energy efficiency. They’re designed to offer wide, uninterrupted views and frame beautiful outdoor scenes, bringing in natural light and making spaces appear larger and more open. While you won't typically find picture windows that open, you can pair them with side windows if you need ventilation.

What are the standard sizes for picture windows?

Picture windows are extremely customizable – thanks to their fixed frame, they come in nearly any size. Typically, they start at about 24 inches in width, while large picture windows can extend up to or beyond 96 inches, with heights that can also vary greatly. This flexibility allows homeowners to choose the size that best fits their space and maximizes the intended effect, whether it's to flood a room with light or capture a stunning view.

How do you clean picture windows?

Cleaning picture windows is straightforward but requires careful attention due to their size. Start by dusting the frame and sill. Use a mixture of mild detergent and water or a vinegar-based solution for the glass. Apply with a soft sponge or cloth, then use a squeegee for a streak-free finish. For higher windows, a telescopic window cleaner can ensure safety while reaching tall areas.

How much do picture windows cost?

The cost of picture windows varies widely, influenced by factors such as size, frame material, glass type, and whether customization is required. Prices generally start around $300 for smaller, standard models. The price of large picture windows with highly customized options can go up to $1,200 or more. However, picture windows can enhance property value and reduce energy costs, making them a cost-effective choice in the long run.

What window dressing works best for large picture windows?

Sheer curtains for picture windows are a popular choice because they softly filter sunlight and provide some privacy while still allowing for an outside view. Motorized shades are another excellent option, offering convenience and letting you easily control the amount of light entering the room. Both options provide a sleek and contemporary look that complements the expansive glass of picture windows.

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