Double-Hung Windows - Arch Head, Partial

Double-Hung Windows - Arch Head, Partial

Scaled set of drawings of the Double-Hung Windows (Arch Head, Partial) in front, side and top views
Description
Description

A partial arch head double-hung window is a type of window that features a curved arch at the top of the frame that is partially divided vertically. This design creates an elegant look while maintaining the traditional functionality of a double-hung window. The window operates using weights and pulleys or springs, allowing for the sashes to move up and down within the frame. The frame is typically made of wood, vinyl, or aluminum and is designed to fit into the opening of a building's exterior wall. The partial arch head design adds architectural interest to the building's facade and is a popular choice for those seeking to add character to their home or commercial space.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

The Double-Hung Windows (Arch Head, Partial) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 1’9”-4’ (53.3-121.9 cm), heights ranging from 2’11”-7’ (88.9-213.4 cm), and an overall sill depth of 5” (12.7 cm).

Series of illustrations of the Double-Hung Windows (Arch Head, Partial) seen from elevation views with varied sizes
Series of illustrations of the Double-Hung Windows (Arch Head, Partial) seen from elevation views with varied sizes
3D Model
3D Model
Details
Details

*Under Development*

Height:
2’11”-7’ | 88.9-213.4 cm
Width:
1’9”-4’ | 53.3-121.9 cm
Depth:
5” | 12.7 cm
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Materials:
Wood, aluminum, insulating glass
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Drawings include:

Double-Hung Windows (Arch Head, Partial) front elevation (various sizes), side view, plan views

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