Awning windows (also known as top hung, top hinged, crank out and retractable windows) are hinged at the top of the frame and swing outward to allow air in. These windows have more flexibility, easy-to-use hardware, and allow increased ventilation.
Whether you want a modern look or something more traditional, Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln have a variety of grilles, hardware, and screen to make our windows fit your home.
Awning windows are a great choice in tight spaces like bathrooms, laundry rooms in kitchens. Their easy-to-use crank makes opening a window above a sink, countertop, or other obstruction simple. Awning windows are also a great choice in basements or other rooms where you have limited space between the ground outside and the ceiling inside.
Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln offers a variety of materials, grilles, screens, and hardware to make your windows unique.
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Hinges, locks, operator handles (the Easy-Slide operator is available on select products) and more hardware offered by Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln windows come in a variety of finishes.
Grilles give your windows a distinct look that can tie in with the architectural style of your home while adding visual interest to your home’s exterior. There’s a variety of ways to install grilles on awning windows with designs ranging from simple to complex.
Window screens for awning windows cover the inside of your window’s opening and keep bugs, debris and other things best left outside from getting into your home.
Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln’s standard high-transparency screen provides a clearer view than conventional fiberglass screens available with no upcharge.
Durable and functional, this screen allows the light and breeze in with a standard level of clarity
Awning windows are hinged at the top of a window frame and open outward with the use of a crank handle. Awning windows are a great option for adding ventilation and air flow as well as natural light. Because of their size they can also be used in combination with other windows or placed high enough to allow for privacy without sacrificing light and ventilation.
Awning windows are energy efficient and can save money on energy bills.
Pella Impervia windows are made from fiberglass, which is known for its durability and can withstand extreme temperatures.
Our industry-leading modern designs deliver sleek, squared-off sash profiles and expansive glass with the narrowest sightlines in the industry.
They work great in combination with other window styles and types and can be placed in many different rooms and areas around your home.
Pella’s wide variety of window sizes and styles make finding the right combination for your home a breeze. To see our awning windows in person, schedule a free in-home consultation or check out our showrooms near Union College in Lincoln as well as down the road from Chalco Hills Recreation Area in Omaha.
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There are several reasons why you might want to choose awning windows in your home. Awning windows are flexible and can be paired with other windows or incorporated in tight spaces with minimal disruption of your home’s design. Awning windows can also afford you privacy without sacrificing light or ventilation, depending on the placement.
Although all types of windows can help ventilate your home, awning style windows are a great option because they swing out fully to allow more ventilation. With the proper placement, awning style windows are perfect in places like bathrooms and kitchens for creating more air flow and getting rid of unwanted smells.
While awning windows don’t have as much surface area, their flexible size means they can add to the amount of light you’re getting from existing windows, be placed above a door or add light to a dim room that can’t fit a larger window.
The best part about awning windows is their flexibility. They can be used with other windows, other features like doors or on their own altogether. Often people will use awning windows on their own inside basements as there’s limited space between the ground and a basement’s ceiling. Awning windows allow light in and create ventilation.
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