Selected from fine homes around the world, specialty windows feature unique beauty and operation styles. With seven window types commonly found abroad, they bring culture and character to your home.
Whether you want a modern look or something more traditional, Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln have a variety of options to make our specialty windows fit your home.
While specialty windows encompass a variety of styles that can stand alone or pair with other types of windows, the one thing they all have in common is their individuality. Some people like to create inventive shapes or walls of glass. Others want to highlight unique architecture with windows outside the norm. Or maybe there’s not an underlying motivation — some windows just speak to us differently. Whatever the reason is, Pella can help you express your individuality through our windows.
Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha and Lincoln offers a variety of grilles, screens and hardware to make your wood windows unique. Specialty window options include exquisite wood types, grille profiles, removable roomside wood grilles, grilles between the glass, and interior and exterior finishes.
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’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.
Our specialty windows include styles less common in the United States that offer unique beauty and operation that give your home an upscale, refined appeal. While these windows add a European flair to your home’s aesthetic, they can complement, or be a statement piece, in any number of homes.
Specialty windows are for people looking for something to set their home apart from the rest of the crowd.
Specialty windows can add an international flair to your home by incorporating styles often not found in the United States.
Depending on their use and placement, specialty windows can also be statement pieces in their own right.
Pella’s wide variety of specialty windows make finding the right fit for your home a breeze. Check out our showrooms near Union College in Lincoln as well as down the road from Chalco Hills Recreation Area in Omaha.
Our local experts at Pella Windows & Doors of Omaha & Lincoln are here to help!
Casement windows open with the turn of a crank handle. Push out casement windows open with the turn of a handle and a gentle push.
Casement windows typically involve one sash that opens outward with the turn of a crank handle. A French casement window has two sashes that open outward from each side, providing unobstructed views and air flow.
Both of these windows are horizontal and work best when placed high in a room or paired with other windows. However, the sash in a hopper window opens from the bottom of the frame while an awning opens from the top.
One of the big advantages of an in-swing window is they’re easier to clean. Because it swings into the home rather than out, you can clean the window inside your home. Regular casement windows can be a hassle in bad weather or if they’re high up on your home.
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