Single Hung Windows

Traditional Look. Modern Performance.
Single-hung windows feature a fixed top sash and a bottom sash that opens vertically. Known for their space-saving design and timeless appeal, they’re a popular choice for builders and architects looking to blend classic aesthetics with today’s energy and structural requirements.
Where Single Hung Windows Are Used
Casement windows are commonly used in:
These windows are ideal in locations where outward-opening sashes would be impractical, making them a preferred option for compact and vertical installations.
Multi-Family Residences & Condos
cost-effective and code-compliant
Traditional & Transitional Homes
especially in bedrooms, bathrooms, and hallways
High-Rise and Coastal Developments
with hurricane-rated versions for safety
Hospitality & Commercial Projects
where ventilation and durability are key
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Performance-Driven, Disaster-Ready
All Techno Window products — including our picture windows — are engineered to meet or exceed the highest performance and safety standards nationwide
Hurricane Impact-Rated
(ASTM Certified)
Advanced Weather Sealing
for air and water tightness
High STC Ratings
for acoustic insulation in high-noise environments
Salt Air-Resistant Frames
built for coastal durability
Energy-Efficient Glazing
optional low-E, laminated, or insulated glass
CSI-Ready Specifications
for seamless inclusion in architectural plans
Our Glass Solutions
Picture Windows
Picture windows are large, fixed panes of glass designed to frame expansive outdoor views while maximizing natural light.
Learn More Casement Windows
Casement windows are side-hinged and open outward like a door, operated by a smooth-turning crank or handle.
Learn More Single Hung Windows
Single hung windows feature a fixed top sash and a bottom sash that opens vertically.
Learn More Sliding Windows
Sliding windows open horizontally along a track, offering a smooth gliding motion and space-saving functionality.
Learn More Architectural Windows
Architectural windows are non-standard shaped windows — including circles, arches, triangles, trapezoids, and other custom geometries.
Learn More Double Hung Windows
Double hung windows feature two operable sashes that slide vertically, allowing ventilation from the top, bottom, or both.
Learn More Bi-fold Windows
Bi-fold windows consist of multiple glass panels connected by hinges that fold and stack neatly to one or both sides.
Learn More Sliding Glass Doors
A modern solution for maximizing natural light and indoor-outdoor flow. Multi-panel options allow for large openings with minimal sightlines
Learn More Pivot Glass Doors
A statement piece with dramatic movement, pivot doors rotate on an offset axis, providing a high-end look and smooth operation.
Learn More French Doors
Classic swing doors that offer elegance and accessibility. Single or double-paneled, with optional sidelights and transoms
Learn More Bi-Fold Doors
Multiple panels that fold and stack to one or both sides for a full wall opening.
Learn More Frameless Glass Railings
Clean, uninterrupted sightlines with minimal hardware — the ideal solution for a modern, floating effect.
Learn More Post & Rail Glass Systems
Aluminum or stainless-steel vertical posts with secured glass panels. A flexible and cost-effective option!
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