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An awning window has a sleek and clever design that opens outward and upward. You’ll often see this type of window combined with picture windows to create a large window configuration — particularly in more modern homes. Find out all the benefits of an awning window, where it works best, and details about specifying this window.
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With their sleek design, awning windows work well in large window combination units. Often, they’re paired with picture windows to expand views and bring in fresh air thanks to their operability.

With a crank opening and the option to add power operation (so you can click a button to open and close), awning windows can be opened with minimum effort — even when placed high on a wall.

With their single sash design that seals like a refrigerator door, awning windows are one of the most energy efficient types of windows. Their seal tightens when the wind blows against them.

With their compact, rectangular shape, awning windows fit well in high spots. They can provide privacy in bedrooms or bathrooms. They also fit well in basements with little above-ground wall space.
These often-small windows can have a mighty impact in terms of both form and function, but don’t take our word for it — check out these real-world examples.



