E-Series: Unlimited Possibilities To Create Your Original

Our double-hung window has two operating sash that move up and down allowing for ventilation on the top, bottom or both. An excellent choice for rooms that face walkways, porches or decks.

Hinged at the top, the sash swings outward from the bottom. This allows for ventilation even during a light rain. Often used in combination with large stationary windows so you have a view, and air flow.

The hardware on these awning windows give them an old-world character.

Hinged on the side, the sash open horizontally opposite the hinge. This allows for full ventilation from top to bottom of the window opening and the extended sash can catch the breeze and direct it into the house for better air flow.

Hinged on the sides, the sash open horizontally opposite the hinges with no meeting stile in the middle. This allows for full ventilation from top to bottom of the window opening and a dramatic view.

Hinged on the side, the sash open horizontally opposite the hinge. This allows for full ventilation from top to bottom of the window opening and the hardware has a historical flair.

Our gliding windows have a single sash that glides horizontally to allow for full top to bottom ventilation. Because the sash do not open outward they are an excellent choice for rooms that face walkways, porches or decks.

Choose from a variety of uncommon shapes, including elegant arches, striking angles and compelling curves.

These windows are stationary and do not open. Often used in combinations to maximize the view.

A welcoming addition, E-Series bay and bow windows feature head and seat boards in your wood selection, and provide a focal point that is architecturally consistent inside and out.

Our gliding patio doors have one panel that glides horizontally and one stationary panel. They fit into tighter spaces than our hinged doors because their panels don't interfere with your room or patio.

French gliding patio doors have a panel that glides horizontally and one stationary panel. The lower panel rails have a taller profile for that French door style that goes well with any home style. They fit into tighter spaces than our hinged doors because their panels don't interfere with your room or patio.

Hinged patio doors make a dramatic statement and add great ventilation. Their contemporary or traditional styling options fit well with any home’s style.