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A fixed window serves as a stationary glazed panel which allows maximum sunlight entry while providing expansive view access but it does not allow air circulation through ventilation. Fixed windows serve three main functions because people install them in stairwells and above doors and as central elements of their bay windows.
Fixed windows serve heritage buildings through their ability to maintain authentic appearance while providing thermal insulation because they use traditional glazing bars and putty glazing and slimline double or vacuum insulated glass which satisfies contemporary requirements while preserving historical structure.
Float glass
Float glass is the standard, high-clarity flat glass used in most modern windows. It’s made by floating molten glass on […]
Weight-and-pulley system
A weight-and-pulley system serves as the basic counterbalance mechanism which operates box sash windows. The system contains cast-iron or lead […]
Casement window
Casement windows are one of the primary designs seen through the last three or more centuries of window history. A […]
