A window consists of an outer frame that goes in the hole in the wall, and a sash frame that holds the glass. The style of the window refers to how the sash operates or opens within the outer frame.

There are four traditional styles of windows – double hung, awning, casement, and sliding. The one that is most appropriate for you can depend on a number of factors and which are most important to you:

• How you operate the window – manually slide them up or down, or mechanically wind them out
• How much ventilation they allow in
• Can they be opened during inclement weather without bringing it inside
• What room they are being used in
• Which one looks best on the outside when opened
• The amount of wall space available for the window and its location.

STYLES

The About windows & doors section has a complete description of Stegbar window and door styles.

CATALOGUES

The following catalogues are available to view and download

• Timber Windows & Doors (PDF)
• Glass & Glazing Guide (PDF)

or click here to request your copy of the printed catalogue.

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