Sliding Windows: Where Functionality Meets Great Design

Feb 19, 2015 | Windows

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If you’re looking to install windows in your home that are highly operational you may want to consider sliding windows. Sliding windows are great for any floor of the house and can much easier to open if you plan on using them frequently. Pella, Thermal, Marvin and Polaris all offer great sliding window options for your home.

Sliding windows are both durable and low maintenance. A sliding window is simply one fixed pane set on a track inside the frame. The are no pulleys, springs or levers which means there are less parts to worry about. The only maintenance required is the occasional lubrication of the sliding track. Cleaning out any dirt and debris will keep the window gliding like it was installed on its first day.

The functionality of sliding windows is unparalleled. They can fit with screens with the utmost ease to keep out insects. They can open as far as you like to let in as much air as desired. Your heating and cooling costs can be cut by fitting sliding windows with low-e glass which increase your home’s energy efficiency.  

One of the biggest draws to sliding windows are their low costs. They’re extremely economical and cost effective compared to other window types. Their low maintenance and high durability allow for long uses without replacements.
Whether you’re thinking Pella, Marvin, Thermal or Polairs you should consider sliding windows for your home. Sliding windows are not only incredibly durable and low maintenance, but they’re available in stock at Rusco Windows and Doors

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