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Opening up and out, awning windows are a versatile design component and an easy way to add ventilation to any room. Their appeal:
- The beveled exterior sash creates a sleek design and allows for larger glass space
- Performance-engineered hinge system provides easy operation from inside the home
- Dual-point locking system ensures a tight seal and enhanced thermal performance
- Multiple lite configurations are available in a single mainframe
Explore our product brochure for additional specifications:
- Beveled exterior sash design
- E-Gard® corrosion resistant coating on the hinges
- Low-profile, single-handle positive locking system
- Multi-point locking system for added security
- Virgin vinyl, multi-chambered sash and mainframe for extreme durability
- Insulated glass unit with optimal air space to improve energy saving performance
- State-of-the-art Truth Maxim® operating hardware for smooth and reliable operation
- Color-coordinated hardware for a beautiful, clean look
- Fully extruded overlap vent screen frame for worry-free ventilation
- Low-profile, single-handle positive locking system provides ease of operation
- Color-coordinated hardware gives windows a beautiful,clean look
- Fully extruded overlap vent screen frame for maximum worry-free ventilation
Awning window colors to match your home’s decor:
Color options may vary based on package, dimensions and more.
What is energy efficiency?
Energy-Efficient Windows
Your windows play a vital role in your home’s energy efficiency. With double or triple-pane glass and low-E coatings, our replacement windows allow you to enjoy a fresh look and lower energy bills month after month.
Your Questions, Answered
Awning Windows FAQs
What are awning windows?
Awning windows are horizontal windows with a hinge at the top so they can open up and out. The easy-open design makes it easy to enjoy fresh air and the angle at which they open means you can leave them open in any weather. They can be stacked with casement windows to create a beautiful look and further expand glass space.
How do awning windows work?
Window World Awning Windows are easy to open using our state-of-the-art Truth Maxim® hardware and a low-profile, single-handle positive locking system. The windows will lift upward and tilt outward to provide added airflow.
Could awning windows lower my energy bill?
Yes. Window World of Atlanta’s Awning Windows designed with energy-efficiency in mind. They are made using the ClimaTech® insulated glass package featuring PPG’s Low-E Glass and Intercept™ warm edge spacer system for enhanced insulating performance. The result is an ENERGY STAR-certified window that will improve your energy savings.
Will my purchase be protected by a warranty?
Feel peace of mind knowing that our awning windows’ virgin vinyl mainframe and sashes are strong so they’ll never chip, peel, crack or warp. Plus, their color is formulated so their beautiful finish will last. And while our windows are backed by our years of leadership and excellence in the remodeling industry, we also provide a strong lifetime warranty.
How do you clean an awning window?
Want to keep your awning windows looking fresh and new? Follow these simple cleaning steps:
- Clean dust and larger dirt with a vacuum. Make sure to clean debris from any window tracks and pivot points.
- Clean your window sash and frame using a soft cloth and a soap and water mixture.
- Use your choice of glass cleaner, store bought or homemade, and a paper towel to wipe down your windows’ glass panes.
- Don’t forget to clean your window screens. These can be washed using a simple soap and water mixture.
How do you secure awning windows?
Awning windows from Window World of Atlanta can easily be locked into place after fully closing the window.
What are awning windows used for?
Awning windows are well suited for a wide range of room designs. They can be an excellent focal point for bathrooms, basements, sunrooms, and much more.
Do awning windows have screens?
Window World Awning windows can be installed with an optional screen which sites on the interior side of the window.