The Best Windows for Opening Up Your Space

Jun 15, 2023 | Windows

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There’s nothing better than finding a method to make your home look bigger. This doesn’t require you to tear down walls or get involved in serious renovation efforts, either. Sometimes, just a change to your home windows can be enough to create a space that looks as large as you want.

Keep reading to learn more about which windows are the best choice for this endeavor. 

Picture Windows

If you know your windows will be going onto tall spaces, there’s nothing better than picture windows. These windows do not open so they won’t add to ventilation, but they look absolutely amazing in many spaces. For a floor-to-ceiling window design, picture windows are often placed over windows that can be opened.

These windows come in various sizes and offer tons of natural light. They also provide great energy efficiency and security since they do not open.

Bay and Bow Windows

Bay and bow windows give you an excellent view of the outdoors and provide the feeling of a larger space. These are great for smaller rooms where the extra room lets you do additional things. The windows can be used as seats or even mini offices. 

Both of these styles let you choose the projection and configuration that you like the most. It opens up the room, lets in sunlight, offers great views, and makes a bedroom or other space more functional.

Sliding Sunroom Windows

Sliding windows differ from typical casement windows in that there’s no need for extra space to operate them. A sliding window moves on a track from one side to the other. This makes them popular in areas that overlook walkways and decks. 

These windows maximize space both inside and outside, but that isn’t their only benefit. They also are very simple to operate and provide ventilation so you can enjoy fresh air when the weather is nice outside. 

Another option similar to these is a double-hung window. They move up or down with two sashes that overlap each other. 

Now that you have an idea of the best windows to open up your space, all you need to do is have the right ones installed. It’s best to work with a professional for this project to get the best results. The experts at Rusco Windows and Doors are here to help you, no matter what sort of windows you choose. Reach out today for a free quote.

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