With a classic window look and endless design possibilities, the double-hung window continues to be the most popular type of replacement window on the market. They feature two operating sashes for the perfect blend of great looks and peak performance. Our double-hung windows are also easy to clean, as they can tilt inside your home.

For the customer looking for a classic look to their home, casement windows are the perfect option. Casement windows are attached to the frame by one or more hinges. They are operated with a crank or lever, and open outward. Because of their shape and build, casement windows are one of the most thermally efficient types of windows on the market.

Sliding windows are similar to double hungs, but they operate horizontally for wider views. A slider window has very few components, requiring no pulleys or springs for operation. The windows slide through the use of small wheels that run along a track. At Zen Windows, we offer two-part and three-part slider windows to ensure the right fit and feel for your replacement window project.

Awning windows have hinges on the top and open outward. Awning style windows are placed higher on the wall than other windows to provide extended natural light throughout the day and greater ventilation. Due to their smaller size, awning windows are also great alternatives for homeowners who prefer more privacy than other windows provide.

Picture windows are fixed, so they cannot be opened or closed. Picture windows come in many shapes and sizes, and are designed to provide curb appeal and natural light.

Bay windows have a “three-dimensional” design. They are typically constructed in a way that features a picture window in the center of the design, with two smaller windows angled on either side. The bay shelf on the windows creates optional space that can be used for anything from a reading nook to a storage space.

Similar to bay windows, bow windows also offer additional living or storage space to maximize the living space in your home. Bow windows create a visually stunning feature to the exterior of your home, perfect for making your home distinctive from everyone else’s in your neighborhood.

Garden windows have a sloped glass roof for water runoff and increased daylight. Created by four adjoining windows, garden windows include a built-in shelf for plantar boxes and vegetation. The outer windows are made to swing outward, providing great ventilation as well. Similar to a small version of a bay window, these windows extend outward from the home.

Round top windows make a bold, strong statement to any room. These windows can be custom sized to fit any opening, and are available in a variety of finish and exterior combinations to fit within the design work of your other windows.

Hopper windows utilize a bottom-hinged system to allow airflow to circulate in a room that does not benefit from full-sized windows, such as basements and downstairs bathrooms.