Find Endless Expression and Wide Open Possibilities with Andersen Windows

Double-hung windows have top and bottom sashes that move up and down independently. These timeless windows work well with virtually any architectural style. Because they can open from the top, they make a great choice for first story windows and children’s bedrooms.

Single-hung windows have only a lower operating sash that can be moved up for ventilation. Budget-friendly and energy efficient, Andersen’s 100 Series Single-Hung Windows also automatically latch when closed.

These windows are vertical, usually with a crank to open them. They are great for places like above the kitchen sink or other places where you have to reach to open the window. However, because they open outward, they are not well-suited for areas facing walkways, porches or decks.

These windows slide side-to-side, just like a patio door! They’re great for tighter spaces where outward opening windows might not be feasible. Another prime spot is between a kitchen and a deck or patio, so that food can be easily be passed through.

These windows are large statement pieces that don’t open, and make any room feel more impressive. Consider pairing your picture window with an awning window for more ventilation. Another popular configuration is flanking a picture window with two double-hung windows, known as a “Chicago window.”