Why Do You Put Awning On Windows

Add awning windows above doors fixed windows or as bay windows to increase natural lighting and ventilation.

Why do you put awning on windows.

By placing an awning window above eye level you can bring ventilation and natural daylight to a space that would otherwise be dim and humid. Awning windows excel at bringing in a cool breeze and letting stagnant hot air flow out of a room. Because they open at the bottom awning windows naturally shed water so it may be possible to keep them open in wet weather. Awning windows are hinged on the top and open outward from the bottom allowing for ventilation and protection from the rain.

Hinged at the top and designed to open outward awning windows provide additional airflow to a room and pair perfectly as accents to fixed picture windows for added ventilation. They open and shut easily with the turn of a handle. Benefits of awning windows small awning windows can be placed in such a way that they still give you natural light and ventilation but do not decrease security or privacy. Often placed higher on walls for privacy or in combination with large stationary windows for a better view.

Maybe the best advantage of awning windows is that they can let ventilation in without letting in the rain. All windows are available in custom sizes to suit your needs.