Window Style Guide

Find the Right Window Style for Every Room

Compare double-hung, casement, slider, awning, picture and bay windows, then explore the parts of an energy-efficient double-hung window. Interactive guide.

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Every window style opens, cleans and seals differently. Pick a style to see how it works, where it fits best and what to watch for, then explore the parts of a double-hung window that keep a Connecticut home warm.

Inside a Double-Hung Window

Tap a numbered point to see what each part does.

Which Window Fits Each Room

Bedrooms and living roomsDouble-hung windows for classic looks and easy cleaning, or casements for the tightest seal.

Over a kitchen sinkCasement or awning windows. A crank is easier than lifting a sash across a counter.

BathroomsAwning windows vent moisture even in light rain, and obscure glass adds privacy.

Wide viewsA picture window flanked by casements, or a bay or bow window for more light and space.

Basements and wide, short openingsSliders or hoppers. They open without swinging into the room.

Save on Energy-Efficient Windows

Energize CT pays a $100 rebate per ENERGY STAR certified triple pane window, with no Home Energy Solutions visit required. Learn more on our window replacement page or read what a double-hung window is.

Features vary by manufacturer and product line. We confirm the exact features, sizes and pricing of your windows in your written proposal.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most energy-efficient window style?

Picture and casement windows seal the tightest because they have no sliding sashes. Any style performs well with ENERGY STAR certified insulated low-E glass and proper installation.

Which window style is best over a kitchen sink?

Casement and awning windows work best over a sink, because a crank is easier than lifting a sash across a counter.

Is there a rebate for new windows in Connecticut?

Energize CT pays a $100 rebate per ENERGY STAR certified triple pane window, with no Home Energy Solutions visit required.

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