Horizontal sliders have an operable sash that slides horizontally with a fixed sash that remains stationary. Horizontal sliders are popular in a wide range of applications, including meeting bedroom egress requirements.
Milgard Tuscany Windows Operating Styles
The Milgard Tuscany series is renowned for its elegant style. Milgard Tuscany V400 windows and Milgard Tuscany sliding door options feature a white or tan vinyl frame that provides a streamlined finish to the overall design. The result is windows and doors that look as if they were taken straight out of the Italian countryside, with endless possibilities for incorporating the look into any home aesthetic. The Tuscany V400 series of Milgard sliding doors and windows is custom made for your home. Complemented with top quality hardware and the craftsmanship you’ll only get from Milgard, the Tuscany series is an easy choice for homeowners and an excellent pick for any remodeling project.
Single Hung
Single hung windows have a vertical configuration with an operable bottom sash that slides up and down while the fixed top sash stays in place. Single hungs are popular in a wide range of applications.
Double Hung
Double hung have an operable top and bottom sash that both open vertically and independent of each other. You can choose to open the top sash, bottom sash, or both sashes. Both sashes can tilt inward – allowing easy access for cleaning the exterior of the glass.
Casement
Casement windows are hinged on one side, similar to a door, and open outwards. Casements offer maximum ventilation and viewable daylight with its single sash. Casements are a great option when egress is needed, but space is limited. Because casements open outwards, space for exterior walkways or other obstructions need to be considered.
Awning
Awning windows are hinged at the top while the bottom opens outwards. Awnings are great options for areas that may be hard to reach, but ventilation is desired. Awnings are not capable of meeting egress requirements.
Picture
Picture windows are fixed windows providing unobstructed views and are commonly paired with operable windows to provide large expansions of daylight.
Radius
Radius windows include arched or round tops including quarter, half, or full rounds. Radius windows can be used by themselves or be mulled to operable windows. Radius windows can have a great impact on overall home design and feel.