1. Objective 4.03: CRITIQUE window styles and treatments

2. Using pages 183-185 complete “Styles of Windows”
Sliding
Double-hung
Horizontal sliding
Swinging
Casement
Awning
Hopper
Jalousie
Fixed: Glass blocks
Combination: Bay window
Skylights
Clerestory

3. natural light ventilation a view energy conservation drama
Windows provide us with:
natural light
ventilation
a view
energy conservation
drama
a focal point

4. Parts of a Window
frame
muntins and bars
pane
sash
sill
apron

5. Types of windows

6. Sliding Windows
Windows that slide open vertically are called double-hung
Horizontal sliding windows slide open from side to side
Sliding windows open easily and allow plenty of ventilation.

7. Double-hung windows open from the top and bottom.

8. Sliding windows open from the sides

9. Swinging Windows

10. Casement windows open and close with a crank.

11. Awning windows swing outward at the bottom
Awning windows swing outward at the bottom. Provides protection from rain.

12. Hopper windows are similar to awning windows except the top swings inward.

13. Jalousie windows are a series of horizontal adjustable glass slats fastened to a metal frame
They open and close with a crank.

14. Fixed windows

15. Fixed windows allow light but do not open and come in many shapes and sizes.

16. Fixed Windows

17. Fixed Window

18. Glass blocks are a type of fixed window
Glass blocks are a type of fixed window. They allow light while maintaining privacy.

19. Glass Blocks

20. Glass Blocks

21. Stained glass windows are normally fixed windows
Stained glass windows are normally fixed windows. They are usually left without any window treatments on them because they are a focal point of the room.

22. Stained Glass Windows

23. Fixed windows used with other window types are called combination windows.

24. A bay window is a type of combination window
A bay window is a type of combination window. It adds a feeling of spaciousness.

25. Bay Windows

26. Skylights and clerestory windows

27. Skylights are normally located in a ceiling or roof.

28. Skylight

29. Skylight

30. Skylight

31. Clerestory windows are placed high on a wall
Clerestory windows are placed high on a wall. They provide light while maintaining privacy.

32. Clerestory Windows

33. Types of Windows….
Double-hung Horizontal sliding Casement Awning Hopper Jalousie
Glass blocks
Bay window
Skylights
Clerestory

34. Windows Project

36. Provide this information for each room
Bedroom: Bay window; combination fixed and single hung
Reason: Gives a more spacious look, allows ventilation
Choice: JELD-WEN 55-15/16-in x 49-1/2-in Builders Series Single-Hung Vinyl Double Pane Bay Window
Cost: $777.03