WINDOW TYPES & FEATURES FAQS

At Lush Windows & Doors, we offer a wide variety of window styles to suit any home, including:

• Casement (Crank) Windows
• Sliding Windows (Horizontal & Vertical)
• Single Slider
• Double Slider
• End-Vent
• Hopper Windows
• Awning Windows
• Picture/Fixed Windows
• Bay Windows & Bow Windows
• Single Hung
• Double Hung Windows
• Custom-Shaped Windows

All our windows are available in energy-efficient options, including double and triple-pane glass.

The best window type depends on personal preference, your home’s design, energy efficiency goals, and ventilation needs. For example:

• Casement windows are great for airflow and energy efficiency.
• Sliding windows work well in tighter spaces and are easy to operate and are good option portable AC, condensation hose.
• Picture windows offer unobstructed views and maximize natural light.

We offer personalized recommendations during your consultation to help you choose the best option for your home.

Triple-pane windows offer superior insulation, noise reduction, and energy-efficiency—making them ideal for colder climates like BC’s interior or high-traffic areas.

Double-pane windows are a cost-effective, energy-efficient choice suitable for most homes in the Lower Mainland. We’ll help you weigh the benefits based on your budget and comfort goals.

Consider your home’s location, insulation needs, and budget:

• Choose double-pane if you’re in a milder climate, want good performance, and prefer a lower upfront cost.
• Choose triple-pane if you’re in a colder area, want maximum comfort, noise control, and long-term energy savings.

Our team can show you real-world performance data and pricing to help you decide.

Both have their advantages:

• Crank (Casement or Awning) Windows provide a tighter seal, making them more energy-efficient. They’re great for catching breezes and work well in hard-to-reach areas.
• Sliding Windows are easier to operate and maintain, especially in rooms with limited space.

The best choice depends on your room layout, aesthetic preference, and ventilation needs.