Windows

Single Hung

Single hung windows have one operational sash at the bottom that can be raised or lowered, making them very easy to use.

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Single Hung Windows

Benefits

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MAXIMIZED NATURAL LIGHT

Narrow frame profiles create a larger glass area, delivering up to 27% more viewable glass to bring in more daylight and open up your space.

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EASY, EVERYDAY OPERATION

A smooth block-and-tackle balance system allows the lower sash to open effortlessly, making ventilation simple and intuitive.

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DESIGNED FOR LASTING PERFORMANCE

Advanced weather-stripping and reinforced construction help create a tighter seal, supporting energy efficiency, durability, and year-round comfort.

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TIMELESS STYLE, TAILORED TO YOU

A clean, traditional profile pairs with a wide range of colors, grids, and design options to complement virtually any home style.

Single hung windows
Single-Hung Windows
Vanguard Series single-hung windows have one operational sash at the bottom that can be raised or lowered, making them very easy to use.
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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Black
Painter's White
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Tan
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Single hung windows
Single-Hung Windows

The Restorations® Series single-hung windows feature a single operable sash at the bottom that can be raised or lowered, making them very easy to use.

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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Black
Painter's White
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Tan
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Single hung window FAQS

What does single hung window mean?

A single hung window features a top sash that is fixed and a bottom sash that moves vertically. This design is celebrated for its simplicity and efficiency, providing a cost-effective solution for those looking to enhance their home’s natural light and ventilation without the complexity and cost of more elaborate window styles.

What’s the difference between single hung and double hung windows?

Single hung windows have a movable bottom sash and a fixed top sash, offering a straightforward, efficient design for ventilation and light. Double hung windows allow both the top and bottom sashes to move, providing enhanced ventilation options, easier cleaning from the inside, and a slightly higher price point due to their added complexity. The choice between them often depends on your ventilation needs, cleaning preferences, and budget.

Which is better, single hung or double hung windows?

The choice between single and double hung windows depends on your priorities. Single hung windows are often more energy-efficient and budget-friendly, making them a great option for those looking to improve their home’s thermal performance and reduce costs. Double hung windows provide greater ventilation and cleaning convenience, appealing to those prioritizing functionality and ease of use.

How do I adjust single hung windows?

Adjusting single hung windows typically involves checking the balance system that allows the sash to move smoothly and stay open. This might include cleaning the tracks, lubricating moving parts, or occasionally adjusting or replacing the spring balances. Proper maintenance ensures smooth operation and extends the life of your windows.

How much do single hung windows cost?

The cost of single hung windows varies widely based on size, material, and additional features like energy-efficient glass or custom finishes. Generally, they’re a more economical option compared to double hung windows due to their more straightforward design. Prices can range from modest for basic models to higher for premium options with advanced features. It's important to get a comprehensive quote for an accurate cost assessment and consider the product’s warranty for long-term peace of mind.