Sliding Windows

Sliding Windows

Description
Description

Sliding Windows are the types of windows that can be opened in a sliding manner and typically embrace wide sightlines as well as flexible design options. Sliding Windows operate with sashes that slide back and forth horizontally rather than vertically like a Single-Hung or Double-Hung Window. Sliding Windows offer a great advantage over Casement Windows as outside building clearances are not an issue. Sliding Windows can embrace different finishes to be suitable for the space where they will be placed in. Sliding Windows are a type of horizontal window and their flexible design is suitable for a variety of spaces and buildings.

History
History

Sliding windows have been a popular type of window for residential and commercial buildings for many decades. The earliest examples of sliding windows can be traced back to the 18th century, but it wasn't until the 20th century that they became a common feature in many homes and buildings. They are often preferred for their simple and modern design, as well as their energy efficiency and ease of maintenance. Today, sliding windows continue to be a popular choice for homeowners and building designers alike.

Future
Future

Sliding windows, moving horizontally on tracks, are seeing sleek transformations. Modern trends favor minimalistic designs with thinner frames, maximizing views and sunlight. Advanced materials reduce friction, making sliding smoother than ever. Energy-efficient coatings are becoming standard, keeping homes cozy while saving on energy bills. Multi-locking systems ensure heightened security, and integrated screens keep pests out. With urban spaces leaning towards contemporary and functional designs, sliding windows will continue to offer effortless operation, safety, and clear vistas.

Common Questions
Common Questions
What is the difference between sliding windows and hung windows?

The primary difference between sliding windows and hung windows is in their operation and design. Sliding windows slide horizontally along a track and are typically made up of two or more panels that overlap each other. Hung windows slide vertically and are typically made up of two sashes, one on top of the other, that slide up and down. While both types of windows provide ventilation, sliding windows are better suited for wider openings and spaces, while hung windows are ideal for narrower spaces and can be operated with one hand.

Where are sliding windows usually located in buildings?

Sliding windows are commonly used in residential buildings as a way to provide access to outdoor areas such as patios or balconies, and are often installed in living rooms, bedrooms, and kitchens. In commercial buildings, sliding windows can be used to provide natural ventilation and access to outdoor spaces in areas such as restaurants, cafes, and retail stores.

How long do sliding windows typically last?

Sliding windows can last for a significant period of time depending on various factors such as the quality of materials, maintenance, and the environment in which they are installed. Typically, with regular upkeep and repair, sliding windows can continue to function for up to 30 years or more. However, their lifespan may vary depending on the aforementioned factors, and they may require replacement before the 30-year mark.

Buildings

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1’6”-6’ | 45.7-182.9 cm
2’-6’6” | 61-198.1 cm
3.25” | 8.3 cm
Sliding Window - 2 Panels, Clear
182.900
198.100
8.300
100
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Sliding Window - 2 Panels, ClearView of a Sliding Window (2 Panels, Clear) in 3D available for downloadView of a Sliding Window (2 Panels, Clear) in 3D available for download
1’6”-6’ | 45.7-182.9 cm
2’-6’6” | 61-198.1 cm
3.25” | 8.3 cm
Sliding Window - 2 Panels, Traditional
182.900
198.100
8.300
100
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Sliding Window - 2 Panels, TraditionalPerspective view of a 3D model of a Sliding Window (2 Panels, Traditional Grille)Perspective view of a 3D model of a Sliding Window (2 Panels, Traditional Grille)
1’6”-5’ | 45.7-152.4 cm
6’-9’ | 182.9-274.3 cm
3.25” | 8.3 cm
Sliding Window - 3 Panels, Clear
152.400
274.300
8.300
1070
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Sliding Window - 3 Panels, ClearView of a Sliding Window (3 Panels, Clear) in 3D available for downloadView of a Sliding Window (3 Panels, Clear) in 3D available for download
1’6”-5’ | 45.7-152.4 cm
6’-9’ | 182.9-274.3 cm
3.25” | 8.3 cm
Sliding Window - 3 Panels, Half Fixed, Clear
152.400
274.300
8.300
1070
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3D
Sliding Window - 3 Panels, Half Fixed, Clear3D model of a Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Clear) viewed in perspective3D model of a Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Clear) viewed in perspective
1’6”-5’ | 45.7-152.4 cm
6’-9’ | 182.9-274.3 cm
3.25” | 8.3 cm
Sliding Window - 3 Panels, Half Fixed, Traditional
152.400
274.300
8.300
1070
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3D
Sliding Window - 3 Panels, Half Fixed, TraditionalPerspective view of a 3D model of a Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Traditional Grille)Perspective view of a 3D model of a Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Traditional Grille)
1’6”-5’ | 45.7-152.4 cm
6’-9’ | 182.9-274.3 cm
3.25” | 8.3 cm
Sliding Window - 3 Panels, Traditional
152.400
274.300
8.300
1070
https://p3d.in/e/0X9IX
GUIDE
3D
Sliding Window - 3 Panels, Traditional3D model of a Sliding Window (3 Panels, Traditional Grille) viewed in perspective3D model of a Sliding Window (3 Panels, Traditional Grille) viewed in perspective
Sliding Window - 3 Panels, Half Fixed, Traditional
Style and size comparison drawing of the Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Traditional Grille) compared to other sizes

A three-panel traditional grille sliding window with a large fixed center is a type of window that features three glass panels set within a frame made of wood, vinyl, or aluminum, and a traditional grille that divides the glass panes into smaller sections. The center panel is larger than the outer two panels and remains fixed in place, while the outer panels slide horizontally on a track for opening and closing.

This design provides a large and unobstructed view of the surrounding environment, while also allowing for ventilation through the sliding panels. The window may include weatherstripping, locking mechanisms, and screens for energy efficiency and security. Three-panel traditional grille sliding windows with large fixed centers are commonly used in residential and commercial buildings and can be customized to fit a variety of sizes and designs, adding a touch of traditional elegance to any room.

The Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Traditional Grille) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 6’-9’ (182.9-274.3 cm), heights ranging from 1’6”-5’ (45.7-152.4 cm), and a frame depth of 3.25” (8.3 cm).

Set of scaled dimensioned drawings of the Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Traditional Grille) viewed in various angles
A three-panel traditional grille sliding window with a large fixed center is a type of window that features three glass panels set within a frame made of wood, vinyl, or aluminum, and a traditional grille that divides the glass panes into smaller sections.

The Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Traditional Grille) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 6’-9’ (182.9-274.3 cm), heights ranging from 1’6”-5’ (45.7-152.4 cm), and a frame depth of 3.25” (8.3 cm).

Set of scaled dimensioned drawings of the Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Traditional Grille) viewed in various angles
Sliding Window - 3 Panels, Half Fixed, Traditional
Height:
1’6”-5’ | 45.7-152.4 cm
Width:
6’-9’ | 182.9-274.3 cm
Length:
Depth:
3.25” | 8.3 cm
Weight:
Area:
Materials
Wood, aluminum, insulating glass

Drawings include:

Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Traditional Grille) front elevation (various sizes), side view, plan views

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Sliding Window - 2 Panels, Traditional
Style and size comparison drawing of the Sliding Window (2 Panels, Traditional Grille) compared to other size configurations

A two-panel traditional grille sliding window is a type of window that features two glass panels set within a frame made of wood, vinyl or aluminum, and a traditional grille which is a decorative element made of wood or metal that divides the glass panes into smaller sections. The grille can be customized to match the architectural style of the building.

The panels slide horizontally on a track for opening and closing, providing natural light, ventilation and a view of the environment. The window may include weatherstripping, locking mechanisms, and screens for energy efficiency and security. Two-panel traditional grille sliding windows are suitable for both residential and commercial buildings and can be tailored to fit a variety of sizes and designs.

The Sliding Window (2 Panels, Traditional Grille) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 2’-6’6” (61-198.1 cm), heights ranging from 1’6”-6’ (45.7-182.9 cm), and a frame depth of 3.25” (8.3 cm).

Set of scaled dimensioned drawings of the Sliding Window (2 Panels, Traditional Grille) viewed from the front, plan, and side
A two-panel traditional grille sliding window is a type of window that features two glass panels set within a frame made of wood, vinyl or aluminum, and a traditional grille which is a decorative element made of wood or metal that divides the glass panes into smaller sections.

The Sliding Window (2 Panels, Traditional Grille) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 2’-6’6” (61-198.1 cm), heights ranging from 1’6”-6’ (45.7-182.9 cm), and a frame depth of 3.25” (8.3 cm).

Set of scaled dimensioned drawings of the Sliding Window (2 Panels, Traditional Grille) viewed from the front, plan, and side
Sliding Window - 2 Panels, Traditional
Height:
1’6”-6’ | 45.7-182.9 cm
Width:
2’-6’6” | 61-198.1 cm
Length:
Depth:
3.25” | 8.3 cm
Weight:
Area:
Materials
Wood, aluminum, insulating glass

Drawings include:

Sliding Window (2 Panels, Traditional Grille) front elevation (various sizes), side view, plan views

Downloads

2D Downloads

3D Downloads

Sliding Window - 2 Panels, Clear
Scale illustration of the Sliding Window (2 Panels, Clear) compared to other size configurations

A two-panel sliding window is a type of window that consists of two individual glass panels that slide horizontally along a track to open and close. The panels are typically made of tempered or laminated glass and are set within a frame made of aluminum, vinyl, or wood.

The window is designed to provide natural light, ventilation, and a view of the surrounding environment. It may also include a variety of features such as weatherstripping, insect screens, and locking mechanisms to ensure energy efficiency, security, and ease of use. Two-panel sliding windows are commonly used in residential and commercial buildings and can be customized to fit a variety of sizes and designs.

The Sliding Window (2 Panels, Clear) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 2’-6’6” (61-198.1 cm), heights ranging from 1’6”-6’ (45.7-182.9 cm), and a frame depth of 3.25” (8.3 cm).

Pair of dimensioned illustrations of the Sliding Window (2 Panels, Clear) seen in elevation and plan
A two-panel sliding window is a type of window that consists of two individual glass panels that slide horizontally along a track to open and close. The panels are typically made of tempered or laminated glass and are set within a frame made of aluminum, vinyl, or wood.

The Sliding Window (2 Panels, Clear) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 2’-6’6” (61-198.1 cm), heights ranging from 1’6”-6’ (45.7-182.9 cm), and a frame depth of 3.25” (8.3 cm).

Pair of dimensioned illustrations of the Sliding Window (2 Panels, Clear) seen in elevation and plan
Sliding Window - 2 Panels, Clear
Height:
1’6”-6’ | 45.7-182.9 cm
Width:
2’-6’6” | 61-198.1 cm
Length:
Depth:
3.25” | 8.3 cm
Weight:
Area:
Materials
Wood, aluminum, insulating glass

Drawings include:

Sliding Window (2 Panels, Clear) front elevation (various sizes), side view, plan views

Downloads

2D Downloads

3D Downloads

Sliding Window - 3 Panels, Half Fixed, Clear
Comparison drawing of the Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Clear) compared to the larger size configurations

A three-panel sliding window with a large fixed center is a type of window that consists of three individual glass panels set within a frame made of aluminum, vinyl, or wood. In this design, the center panel is significantly larger than the two outer panels and remains fixed in place, while the two outer panels slide horizontally along a track for opening and closing.

This design provides a large and unobstructed view of the surrounding environment, while also allowing for ventilation through the sliding panels. The window may include weatherstripping, locking mechanisms, and screens for energy efficiency and security. Three-panel sliding windows with large fixed centers are commonly used in residential and commercial buildings and can be customized to fit a variety of sizes and designs.

The Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Clear) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 6’-9’ (182.9-274.3 cm), heights ranging from 1’6”-5’ (45.7-152.4 cm), and a frame depth of 3.25” (8.3 cm).

Scaled set of drawings of the Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Clear) in front, side and top views
A three-panel sliding window with a large fixed center is a type of window that consists of three individual glass panels set within a frame made of aluminum, vinyl, or wood. In this design, the center panel is significantly larger than the two outer panels and remains fixed in place.

The Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Clear) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 6’-9’ (182.9-274.3 cm), heights ranging from 1’6”-5’ (45.7-152.4 cm), and a frame depth of 3.25” (8.3 cm).

Scaled set of drawings of the Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Clear) in front, side and top views
Sliding Window - 3 Panels, Half Fixed, Clear
Height:
1’6”-5’ | 45.7-152.4 cm
Width:
6’-9’ | 182.9-274.3 cm
Length:
Depth:
3.25” | 8.3 cm
Weight:
Area:
Materials
Wood, aluminum, insulating glass

Drawings include:

Sliding Window (3 Panels, Half Fixed, Clear) front elevation (various sizes), side view, plan views

Downloads

2D Downloads

3D Downloads

Sliding Window - 3 Panels, Clear
Scale illustration of the Sliding Window (3 Panels, Clear) compared to other size configurations

A three-panel sliding window is a type of window that consists of three individual glass panels set within a frame made of aluminum, vinyl or wood. The outer two panels slide horizontally along a track for opening and closing, while the center panel is fixed in place.

This design provides the benefits of sliding windows, such as natural light, ventilation and a view of the environment, while also allowing for a larger opening than a traditional two-panel sliding window. The window may include weatherstripping, locking mechanisms, and screens for energy efficiency and security. Three-panel sliding windows are commonly used in residential and commercial buildings and can be customized to fit a variety of sizes and designs.

The Sliding Window (3 Panels, Clear) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 6’-9’ (182.9-274.3 cm), heights ranging from 1’6”-5’ (45.7-152.4 cm), and a frame depth of 3.25” (8.3 cm).

Pair of dimensioned illustrations of the Sliding Window (3 Panels, Clear) seen in elevation and plan
A three-panel sliding window is a type of window that consists of three individual glass panels set within a frame made of aluminum, vinyl or wood. The outer two panels slide horizontally along a track for opening and closing, while the center panel is fixed in place.

The Sliding Window (3 Panels, Clear) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 6’-9’ (182.9-274.3 cm), heights ranging from 1’6”-5’ (45.7-152.4 cm), and a frame depth of 3.25” (8.3 cm).

Pair of dimensioned illustrations of the Sliding Window (3 Panels, Clear) seen in elevation and plan
Sliding Window - 3 Panels, Clear
Height:
1’6”-5’ | 45.7-152.4 cm
Width:
6’-9’ | 182.9-274.3 cm
Length:
Depth:
3.25” | 8.3 cm
Weight:
Area:
Materials
Wood, aluminum, insulating glass

Drawings include:

Sliding Window (3 Panels, Clear) front elevation (various sizes), side view, plan views

Downloads

2D Downloads

3D Downloads