Casement windows are popular in modern homes for their light, airy feel and ability to bring in natural light. A casement window is a window that opens outward from a central hinge. It is usually hinged at the top and swings open diagonally.
[Read more…]5 Things to Keep In Mind When Budgeting for Window Replacements
Windows can make your home stand out. They let in natural sunlight and improve every room’s mood. However, even the best windows deteriorate over time. With this in mind, it may be time to start budgeting for window replacements and installations. Here are five things to help you plan a budget for replacement windows.
[Read more…]Local vs. National: Which Is Better When It Comes to Windows
The replacement window market is a competitive space and, needless to say, there are a lot of companies out there ready and willing to take on your window installation project. With so many brands to consider, how do you narrow down your options? Is it better to go local? Or do you put your trust in an established national brand with a long history of quality products? In today’s post, your reliable design consultants at Renewal by Andersen® of Denver share their insights.
[Read more…]What Are Window Grilles and Are They Really Necessary?
Grilles or no grilles? That is a question many homeowners face as they consider what type of replacement windows to get this spring. But what are grilles anyway? They are the narrow strips of wood, vinyl or metal used to separate the glass of a window into panes or lites. While purely aesthetic and not necessary for the structure, they do give your windows a bit of extra pizazz and style, especially with certain architectural styles.
[Read more…]What Causes Some Window Materials to Warp?
Wood windows are a classic choice because of their aesthetic appeal, durability and insulation properties. Likewise, vinyl windows are also a popular option due to their unique versatility, cost-effectiveness and ease of maintenance. Despite all these great qualities, wood and vinyl windows have one fatal flaw: a tendency to warp.
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