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Things You Need to Know About Arched Windows

Arched windows, although mostly associated with Roman architectural designs, can add a timeless look to your modern home. Its vintage appeal can help you open up a room and create a more dynamic living space. Renewal by Andersen® of Portland, your trusted window replacement company, discusses the things you need to know about arched windows.

Arched Window Designs

Like any other types of window, arched windows can be opened, fixed or grouped in a specific pattern. Fixed arched windows are commonly used as a decorative window for churches. When installed in your home, you should mix them with other types of windows for ventilation. They are also a great accompaniment to picture windows and patio doors. These windows are low maintenance and can provide an unobstructed view.

You may want an opening arched window replacement if you want to improve your home’s ventilation. These windows can be paired with double-hung or casement windows. They offer easy air control.

A multi-window arch is composed of several different panes that follow an arched configuration. They are typically made of a number of rectangular windows positioned below a semi-circle window. This arched window design is non-traditional, yet it can give the same architectural feel.

Size

You can create an arch in any size when you use the multiple-window setup. Two stacks of tall rectangular windows below an arched window can be placed in a high wall. This can add distinctiveness to your home.

Installation

Installing an arched window can be challenging. Figuring out the proper size for the opening requires more attention than regular square windows. Hiring a professional window installer can guarantee a properly framed window.

When you turn to Renewal by Andersen of Portland for your window replacement needs, you will be assured that your windows will be installed by certified window professionals. Our line of windows is crafted with Fibrex® material are guaranteed to not warp, crack or corrode. To learn more, call us at (503) 419-3960. We serve different areas in Oregon, including Portland, OR as well Vancouver, WA.

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