Awning Windows for Sale

Awning windows have been around for ages and are still popular among homeowners in the US. Similar to casement windows in design being that they both only have one sash. But unlike casement windows that are hinged on the side, awning windows are hinged on the top. A hand crank is used to open the window horizontally.

This design allows homeowners to leave their awning windows open during light rain storms as the horizontal open will protect the house from getting wet. The design also allows for maximum ventilation without obstructing views. Do keep in mind though that awning windows require some space for them to open out, so they are not good for very narrow spaces like passageways.

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Awning Windows Prices

Awning windows prices vary significantly across material and brand lines. Check the sidebar to see the most popular awning brands on the market today. In terms of material you can expect to pay more for fiberglass awning windows versus aluminum awning windows. Either way many of the leading window brands highlighted on this site offer a number of discount awning windows price points. In general you can expect to pay between $225 and $475 for quality awning windows.

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Awning Windows – Pros & Cons

Awning Windows Pros:

Awning windows are affordable. Towards lower end of window prices by type.
Awning windows are super energy efficient
Maximum ventilation and will keep the rain out during light rain showers
Design makes awning windows more secure than other window types

Awning Windows Cons:

Tend to be harder to clean
Requires space outside to open
Awning windows can be easy to run into outside
Harder to open in emergency situations

Other Window Types
Casement Windows
Bay Windows
Bow Windows
Single Hung Windows
Double Hung Windows
Storm Windows

Awning Windows vs Casement Windows

As you can see from the picture above, awning windows and casement windows are very similar styled windows. Awning windows open down to up and casement windows open right to left (or left to right). Both windows are opened via crank and provide maximum ventilation with unobstructed views.

Awning windows do have a couple advantages over casement windows. One, awning windows, when open, can still provide protection from the elements such as rain, something to consider if you appreciate the cool breeze and smell of a fresh spring rain. Two, awning windows hold up better than casement windows against the wind given its design. However, on the downside, awning windows are more difficult to clean when compared to casement windows.