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Installing top-hinged awning windows that let you ventilate even during a light Pacific Northwest drizzle.
Awning windows hinge at the top and open outward from the bottom, forming a small awning that keeps light rain out while letting fresh air in. That makes them ideal for our frequently damp climate, where you still want ventilation on wet days. We often place them high on walls or above other windows for privacy and airflow. Each is installed with durable hardware and sealed tight against the elements.
Ventilation possible even during light rain; Great for high or hard-to-reach placements; Tight seal when closed for energy savings; Added privacy while letting in light; Pairs well with fixed or larger windows
1) Determine placement and select awning units; 2) Frame or prep the opening as needed; 3) Install and align the top-hinged sash; 4) Seal, flash, insulate, and finish trim
Size and number of awning units; Placement height and access; Hardware and glazing selected; Framing or opening modifications; Trim and finish work
Awning windows install well in any season, with quick weather-sealing during rainy periods.