Double Hung Windows

With their double tilting sashes and added ventilation options, double hung windows make cleaning easy and are one of the most popular styles used in homes.

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V400|Tuscany Double Hung Window
BENEFITS OF DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS

The feature that makes double hung windows one of the more sought-after styles of window is the capability to tilt both sashes inward for easy cleaning, making this the perfect solution for second or third story windows.

Choose to open the top sash, the bottom sash or both, depending on your ventilation needs, and enjoy a comfortable home.

Double-hung windows can maximize both the interior and exterior space because they don’t protrude. Consider using them near porches, patios, and walkways.

V400 Tuscany® Series Windows
Double Hung Windows
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V400 Tuscany Series double-hung windows are a popular style because both the top and bottom sash operate. Because they can tilt inward, they are also very easy to clean.
Exterior colors Interior colors
White
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Silver
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Classic Brown
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Espresso
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Bronze
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Other Considerations

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WINDOW GRID OPTIONS

Imagine the morning sunlight gently entering a room as it casts a delightful mosaic of light and shadows reflecting on the wall—a reflection of the grid design you’ve chosen for your windows.

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GLASS OPTIONS

Depending on the direction your windows face, you may have unique needs in every room in your home. From sun protection to privacy glass, learn more about our glass options.

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ENERGY EFFICIENT WINDOWS

Stay warm in winter and cool in summer. Learn about Low-E glass, insulated glazing techniques and innovative technologies you should consider for comfortable home year-round.

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The Basics of Double Hung Windows

Learn the ins and outs of double hung windows

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The Differences of Single Hung and Double Hung Windows

What are the differences between single hung and double hung windows?

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To How Remove and Reinstall a Window Sash

An easy guide to removing and reinserting the sashes on your double hung windows

Double Hung Windows FAQS

What are double hung windows?

Double hung windows have two movable sashes separated by a meeting rail. With two movable panels, double hung vinyl windows are easier to maintain, as both panels typically tilt in. It also provides superior ventilation in comparison to a single-hung window.

How To Clean Double Hung Windows?

Double hung windows are very easy to clean. The only items that are needed are a clean rag, with soap and warm water, as well as a safe glass cleaner. use the soap and water to scrub the frame, and the glass cleaner to clean the glass. Wood double hung windows have the same steps, just ensure that all of the water is cleaned off any wooden part to not cause issues down the line.

What Is The Difference Between Single and Double Hung Windows?

Single and double hung windows are very similar. The only main difference is that double hung windows have the top and bottom sashes operable, or moveable. making cleaning easier on the double hung. Replacement double hung windows also have the same size as single hung windows. a standard size double hung window will fit most rough opening of a home just as a single hung window.

How To Open Double Hung Windows?

Replacement double hung windows are very simple to open. First use the lock(s) located in the middle were the two sashes meet. Depending on the size of the window you may have 1 or 2 locks. Once the window is unlocked pull the bottom sash up to your desired height and the top sash down to your desired height. If you wish to clean the outside of the window, follow these same steps. After this you will then have to push in on the two switches, or tilt latches found on the corners of both the top and bottom sashes, then slowly pull the panes inwards to clean the outside of them.

What is More Energy-Efficient Single-Hung or Double-Hung Windows?

On average, single hung windows are more energy efficient than double hung windows as they have fewer moving parts to them, therefore less locations for gaps that allow air/ temperature in or out.