Product specifications and availability can change by series, size and project conditions. Your specialist will confirm the exact configuration in writing.
Awning, hinged along the top
Windows that keep venting through a light rain.
An awning window hinges at the top and pushes outward, so the open sash sheds water while air still moves through. That makes it a favorite for bathrooms, kitchens and openings set high on a wall for privacy.
Open during a shower
The open sash forms a small canopy, so airflow can keep going while light rain falls outside.
Snug when cranked shut
Multi-point locks draw the top-hinged sash firmly against the frame, which helps it resist forced entry.
Privacy up high
Add obscure glass above a tub or vanity and you keep the daylight while blocking the view in.
Tempered glass option
Tempered glass is four times stronger than standard glass, a sensible pick for awnings near a shower.
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Which rooms need an awning window?
Mention the bathrooms, kitchen walls or high openings you are thinking of, and how many there are.
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A straightforward process
From first question to final walkthrough.
You always know what comes next and who is responsible.
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Tell us what you want to improve
A short conversation helps us understand comfort, style and budget.
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Get a precise home assessment
We measure each opening and show clear product and financing options.
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Your in-house team installs
Certified installers protect your home, fit every unit and clean the work area.
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We stay available after the job
Local service and transferable warranty protection provide long-term peace of mind.
Awning FAQs
Questions homeowners ask about awning windows.
Get clear answers about operation, efficiency, cleaning, security and available options before your home assessment.
Awning windows are hinged at the top and swing outward from the bottom, usually with a crank. Because the open sash forms a small roof over the opening, you can leave it open during light rain. They are often wider than they are tall and are used alone or above, below or beside fixed windows.
The main downsides of awning windows are a smaller ventilation area than a casement of the same size and an outswinging sash that can block walkways, decks or patios. They usually do not open wide enough to serve as a bedroom egress window, and the crank hardware needs occasional cleaning. Careful placement solves most of these issues.
Casements are better when you want maximum airflow and a tall opening, while awning windows are better for wide, short openings and for ventilation during light rain. Awnings fit high on a wall, above a counter or in bathrooms where privacy matters. Both seal tightly when closed, so the right choice comes down to the shape of the opening and its placement.
Awning windows are most often used in bathrooms, kitchens and high on walls, where privacy matters but airflow is still needed. They also pair well with picture windows, sitting above or below the fixed glass to add ventilation without blocking the view. Their top hinge lets them stay open in light rain, which makes them practical year-round.
Awning window cost depends on its size, frame material, glass package and whether it is installed alone or combined with a fixed window. Crank hardware and hinges put awnings closer to casements than to sliders in price. A measured quote is the only reliable way to price one for your opening. Our San Antonio team can price awnings alongside other styles.
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Discover what replacement awning windows can bring to bathrooms and kitchens.
During a free visit we look at sill heights and wet areas, show you the 1665 awning in person and take exact measurements of every opening.
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