Outline	Name	Description	Typical Applications
	Awning	Windows that are hinged at the top that swing out for ventilation.	Bathrooms, Combine w/Large windows
	Single/Double Hung	A window with two sashes where one or both sashes slide vertically.	Bedrooms, Family Rooms, Kitchens, Dens
	Horizontal Slider	A window with two sashes where one or both sashes slide horizontally.	Bedrooms, Family Rooms, Kitchens, Dens, Combinations
	Casement	A window or windows hinged on one side that open as far as 90 degrees to the building using a crank.	Bathrooms, Bedrooms, Living Rooms, Combine w/Large windows
	Direct-Set	These are fixed windows. Since they have no moving parts, they can be tailored to meet just about any desired geometric shape.	Entry Ways, Living Rooms, Combine w/Large windows
	Circle Top	As the name describes, these windows typically have a flat bottom and a circular or arched top. These are typically used in combination with another window or door.	Entry Ways, Living Rooms, Combine with doors or large windows

Outline	Name	Description
	Angled Bay	A single large, fixed center window with 2 windows at 30, 45, or 90 degrees to the building. Side windows are typically vertical sliders or casement.
	Bow	Four or more windows configured to form a radius. Typically made of either vertical sliders or casement windows.
	Picture Combination	A single large, fixed center window with 2 adjacent side windows. Side windows may be either horizontal or vertical sliders or casement.
	2-Wide	Two vertical slider windows installed side-by-side. This is a basic building block for a "wall of windows".
	3-Wide with transoms	Three vertical slider windows installed side-by-side with awnings or fixed transoms across the tops.
	2-Wide with transom	Two casement windows installed side-by-side with an awning or fixed transom across the tops.
	Cathedral	Two casement windows with a half cloverleaf top circle
	Three wide with awnings	Three fixed windows with awnings on the bottom.

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