Awning Windows
Awning windows hinge at the top and open outward from the bottom, forming a small “awning” that can stay open in light rain. They’re common in basements, baths, and over kitchen sinks.
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Best for
- ✓Basements and bathrooms
- ✓Over sinks and counters
- ✓Ventilation in light rain
Why forever-home owners like them
- ✓Easy crank or push-out operation
- ✓Can vent without letting light rain in
- ✓Compact size for smaller openings
Things to consider
- •Need exterior clearance to open
- •Not ideal as a primary large living-room window
Cost note: Generally similar to casements of comparable size.
FAQ
Are awning windows good for basements?
Yes — they’re a popular choice for below-grade or partially below-grade openings that need ventilation and weather protection.
Can they be used with screens?
Yes. Screens are typically on the interior side of the sash.
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