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Slider Windows: a Breath of Fresh Air

Slider windows smoothly glide horizontally across a track. As a result, you can open the window and enjoy fresh air with ease.

This is in contrast to the more common classic double-hung window. A double-hung window has sashes (glass frames) that move up and down, as opposed to side-to-side. A double-hung window, to support its sashes, has a counterweight on a rope in its frame if it's old, or a set of internal springs if it's new. These extra parts cost more money and increase the chance of a break down. Since you're fighting gravity to open the window, it often doesn't work as easily.

In summary, slider windows can be a simpler and more economical choice. Fewer parts can mean lower maintenance and higher durability. And cleaning a slider window, especially if it has lift out sashes, can be a snap.

Slider windows are especially effective to cover long horizontal spaces. You can have a single slider window (where only one section moves and one is fixed) or a double slider (where both sections move side by side). You can also choose a double slider window that has a fixed pane of glass between two moving portions. This latter choice will cover an especially wide space.

The simple framing of slider windows can help give your home a sleek, uncluttered look. Also, you can combine them with double-hung, picture, awning and casement windows to create an interesting look and different kinds of ventilation possibilities.

So if slider or glider windows are what you're looking for, let us quote you for free. The process is very easy:

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