Top Row: Windows with Transoms/Sub-panels

Left: A three-panel casement window configuration. The outer two vertical panels include small, square fixed or awning sub-panels at the bottom, while the center glass panel runs full-height.

Middle: A symmetric three-panel setup where all three vertical sections feature small, square bottom sub-panels, creating a uniform horizontal band across the base.

Right: A wide combination window. It features a large, fixed picture window in the center for an unobstructed view, flanked on both sides by narrow vertical casement windows with small bottom sub-panels.

Bottom Row: Full-Height & Picture Windows:-

Left: A simple, classic two-panel casement window with a central vertical mullion and dual handles meeting in the middle.

Middle: A wide four-panel casement window configuration, split into two pairs of double-casement openings.

Right: An asymmetrical combination window consisting of a very wide, expansive fixed picture window on the left and a single, narrow vertical casement window on the right.