Window measurements

Egress window dimensions. (5sqft allowed for first floor)

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).

A rectangle single-hung window is a type of window with a rectangular shape that consists of two sashes. The bottom sash can slide up and down vertically to open and close the window, while the top sash is fixed in place. This type of window is commonly found in residential and commercial buildings. The Single-Hung Windows (Rectangle) 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”…

The 2-Wide combination window is an attractive design that presents a single horizontal row of two vertical panels, creating a visually appealing display. This two-panel-wide arrangement balances form and function, allowing generous natural light entry and delivering clear, unobstructed views. Downloads online #windows #buildings #construction

A cross grille awning window is a type of window commonly used in traditional and historical architecture. It features a rectangular frame made of wood, vinyl, or other materials that supports multiple panes of glass arranged in a cross pattern. The individual panes of glass are separated by bars. The Awning Window (Cross Grille) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 1’6”-5’ (45.7-152.4 cm), heights ranging from 1’6”-5’ (45.7-152.4 cm), and an overall sill depth of 5” (12.7…

Door & windows detail of 15x14m residential building plan is given in this Autocad drawing model. This is G+1 house plan.

Vertical rectangle casement windows are a type of window that operates on a vertical hinge and features a single sash that swings out to provide ventilation. They are commonly used in traditional or historical architecture, where they are admired for their elegant and classic style. The Casement Window (Rectangle, Vertical) is available in a range of sizes with widths between 1’6”-3’ (45.7-91.4 cm), heights ranging from 1’9”-6’6” (53.3-198.1 cm), and an overall sill depth of 5” (12.7 cm).

The 3-Wide combination window is an alluring design that consists of a single horizontal row of three vertical panels, producing a visually engaging effect. This three-panel-wide layout seamlessly blends form and function, ensuring ample natural light entry and offering extensive views. Downloads online #windows #buildings #construction

The 3-Wide Transom combination window is a tasteful design that features three vertical panels in a single horizontal row, topped by a continuous transom gracefully spanning all three panels in the second row. This three-panel-wide layout expertly merges form and function, ensuring a generous influx of natural light and presenting extensive views. Downloads online #windows #buildings #construction

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