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This window opens with the lower sash sliding vertically while the upper sash remains stationary.

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Awning windows are hinged at the top and swing outward from the bottom in an easy turn of the handle. ​ Choose Storm King's awning windows for better energy performance, simpler multi-lite configurations, installation flexibility and superior air and water tightness for increased comfort and longevity.

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Hinged at the side, casement windows swing outward with the easy turn of a handle placed near the bottom center of the window. ​Choose Storm King's casement windows for better energy performance, simpler multi-lite configurations, installation flexibility and superior air and water tightness for increased comfort and longevity.

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In the tilt position, the window opens at the top with hinges at the bottom. In the turn position, the hinges are on the side and opens by swinging inward.​ Choose Storm King's casement windows for better energy performance, simpler multi-lite configurations, installation flexibility and superior air and water tightness for increased comfort and longevity.

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Sashes are side-by-side with one sash sliding open horizontally while the other remains stationary. ​ Choose Storm King's slider windows for better energy performance, simpler multi-lite configurations, installation flexibility and superior air and water tightness for increased comfort and longevity.

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Picture or fixed windows are non-operational, featuring a sealed unit glazed directly into a low profile frame. This style is ideal for areas where maximized glass surface and an unobstructed view are desired. They can be customized to match adjacent operational windows.

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