Choice of Window Styles

Casement Windows

Casement Windows swing open (like a door) to provide superior ventilation and are operated by a crank handle. Casements can open out left or right.

Standard Features:

• Multi-point Locking Hardware
• Heavy Duty Handle
• Sash Keepers
• Full Screen with overlapping Frame
• Unique Ramp System

Awning Windows

An Awning Window operates much like a Casement window. It, too, opens by cranking a handle that pushes the bottom of the sash out, allowing air ventilation while keeping rain water away.

Standard Features:

• Multi-point Locking Hardware
• Heavy Duty Handle
• Sash Keepers
• Full Screen with overlapping Frame
• Unique Ramp System

Double Hung Windows

A Double Hung window has two sashes, a top and bottom sash, which move up and down to operate and pivot towards the interior for ease of cleaning and maintenance. The operating sashes offer a wide range of ventilation combinations for controlled air circulation.

Standard Features:

• Heavy-Duty Cam Lock & Keeper
• Constant Force Balancers
• Finger Latches
• Dual Interlocking Rails Between
• Frame and Bottom Sash
• Pocket Sill
• Mushroom Head Cast Steel Shoe
• Drainage Flaps
• Full Screen with Overlapping Frame
• Night Latches

Single Hung Windows

A Single Hung window consists of a single stationary sash and another sash which moves up and down and can tilt into the room for ease of cleaning and maintenance. Includes a screen that covers half of the window.

Standard Features:

• Heavy-Duty Cam Lock & Keeper
• Constant Force Balancers
• Finger Latches
• Dual Interlocking Rails Between
• Frame and Bottom Sash
• Pocket Sill
• Mushroom Head Cast Steel Shoe
• Drainage Flaps
• Full Screen with Overlapping Frame
• Night Latches

Double Tilt Slider

A sliding window offers an energy efficient option to the traditional casement and awning windows products for your home. A Double Tilt Slider has two sashes that move sideways. Includes a screen that covers the full glass area. Both sashes tilt into the room for ease of cleaning and maintenance.

Standard Features:

• Heavy-Duty Cam
• Lock and Keeper
• Finger Latches
• Dual Interlocking Rails
• Between Frame andBottom Sash
• Drainage Flaps
• Full Screen with
• Overlapping Frame
• Night Latches

Single Tilt Slider

A Single TIlt Slider consists of a single stationary sash and another sash which moves side to side and can tilt into the room for ease of cleaning and maintenance. Includes a screen that covers half of the window.

Standard Features:

• Heavy-Duty Cam
• Lock and Keeper
• Finger Latches
• Dual Interlocking Rails
• Between Frame andBottom Sash
• Drainage Flaps
• Full Screen with
• Overlapping Frame
• Night Latches

Double Lift Out Slider

Low-maintenance slider windows offer a lift-out sash combined with durable, sliding sashes with both sashes sliding for maximum ventilation. All our slider windows combine great looks and excellent efficiency requiring virtually no ongoing maintenance.

Standard Features:

• Heavy-duty Cam
• Lock and Keeper
• Full Pull Rail
• Heavy-duty Rollers
• Full Screen with
• Overlapping Frame
• Drainage Flaps

Single Lift Out Slider

Low-maintenance slider with a single stationary sash and another sash that moves side to side and can lift out for ease of cleaning and maintenance. Includes a screen that covers half of the window.

Standard Features:

• Heavy-duty Cam
• Lock and Keeper
• Full Pull Rail
• Heavy-duty Rollers
• Full Screen with
• Overlapping Frame
• Drainage Flaps

Low Profile Fixed

Use these custom-sized windows in combination with casements, awnings or hung windows for limitless variety of options. Fixed Windows do not open. They may be

installed on their own, or in combination with Casements or Bay/Bow style Windows.

Standard Features:

• Internal Drainage System

High Profile Fixed

Use these custom-sized windows in combination with casements, awnings or hung windows for limitless variety of options. Fixed Windows do not open. They may be installed on their own, or in combination with Casements or Bay/Bow style Windows.

Standard Features:

• Internal Drainage System

Custom Shapes

Add a unique custom pattern window design to your home, and express your creativity. Grand River Custom Shape Windows feature curved shapes or angles that differ  from the usual 90 degrees. Each is available with a number of grill patterns.

Major Features:

• Sash Frame Construction
• Versatility
• Box Frame Construction
• Maximum Glass Area

Bay Windows

Bay Windows can make it feel like you’ve expanded your room into the outdoors. Typically, a large window is positioned between two Double Hung or Casement Windows forming one large viewing area.

Major Features:

• Used in Combination with Casements for Dramatic Bays
• Variety of Exterior Brickmould Options
• Variety of Interior Wood Finishes
• Optional Insulated Head and Seat
• Custom Made

Bow Windows

Bow Windows provide expansive views of the outdoors and create another dimension to your home. Using a series of four or more adjoining window units (usually five), they project out from the wall of the home. Each unit can be stationary, operational, or a combination of both. You can also create an elegant window seat, breakfast nook or plant ledge within the bow area.

Features:

• Used with a Variety of Window Combinations
• Variety of Exterior Brickmould Options
• Variety of Interior Wood Finishes
• Optional Insulated Head and Seat
• Custom Made

Double-Pane or Triple? A guide to help your decide

Double-Pane

EnerView-180 provides a goodbalance between blocking solar heat and harmful rays in the summer and letting the sun’s natural energy in during the winter while providing high levels of visible light. If you are looking for an economical glass, which provides a good balance between summer and winter comfort while reducing energy costs, this is the glass for you.

Triple-Pane

Three insulated panes of glass provide year-round performance with the highest degree of solar control possible. In the summer, the special coating on the glassis formulated to block solar heat.

For specific ratings by zone and window options, go to www.oee.nrcan.gc.ca